- 40 -until he achieved from Ibn, whose wife, children, and family were. From then on, he returned to his house. He prayed in the mosque of Yahya and lived in the house of Al-Faqqaa, son of Al-Faqqaa Muhammad Mood, and left his house. He did not return to it until he died in the house of his elder brother, Baba Sayyid, and remained in the house of Al-Faqqaa, son of Al-Faqqaa, as mentioned, until he died. From the time they reconciled, he lived in the house of Qadi Maymun, then the house of his brother Baba Sayyid, in which he died. When they reconciled, they reached Commander Mansur Pasha, and they reconciled with him. The commander of the Bani Sa'dun requested him, and it is said that he was given five hundred mithqals after the reconciliation. The sedition began between them, and the story from that day on. He stayed in the city for four months. In this sedition, there were endless injustices and taking of and taking of what had not happened between them before, and no one had ever heard of such a thing, neither from the ancestors nor from the allies, including the entry of the Tuareg and the infidels of Nuba among them, until the matter reached that Amr ruled over them, and all the people under their control did so. As for Commander Abdullah bin Al-Hajj, he remained in his house and did not return to the citadel after that, not even once, until the sedition was completed and he was dismissed. Commander Abdullah was distressed in the sedition to call out to whoever was in Nuba to answer him to help him in that sedition. He brought those who were behind him from his followers and came with his large trumpets, as tall as a man's height, whose sound could be heard by anyone in the city, wherever they were. He stayed there with the Pasha during that sedition for about two months, playing for him every day after the afternoon prayer until the sun set outside the gate of his house with their bows, and they beat their drums, trumpets, and instruments until they reconciled the sands.