And with him were all the archers who followed him, such as Ibrahim bin Al-Kahi Sayyid and all who were with him, and Muhammad bin Al-Qaid Sinnir bin Al-Qaid Boy and his companions, and others. His departure was in the month of Dhu al-Qi'dah, the last month of the year thirty-five and one hundred after the Hijrah. They stayed there for about three months. As for the two leaders, Bahed and Abd al-Ghaffar, they were in Timbuktu, and during that period there was a state of peace and conflict between them. Then they stirred up sedition and ignited its fire in the month of Safar, in the year thirty-six and one hundred after the Hijrah. This happened when the elder Furm Abd Allah came from Kabrioma, alone one evening in that mentioned month, to the courtyard of the Great Mosque. He entered the courtyard with archers and the archers of Al-Qaid Bahed, and they killed two of the archers of Al-Qaid Abd al-Ghaffar in that courtyard: Sinnir bin Qadir and Abd Allah bin Aisha. From that moment on, Al-Qaid Abd al-Ghaffar established a cordon of sedition between himself and Al-Qaid Bahed from that area. He sent Al-Qaid Mansur to assist him with men, and he sent his brother Ahmad and Al-Qaid Said with a group of his men. They brought them into the city from Tunur on a Saturday night in that month, meaning the month of Safar, in the year thirty-six. The following day, they attacked the house of Al-Qaid Bahed, which was the house of Hassan Juhshi, and entered it and looted it of a great deal of wealth, including cloth, salt, and many other things they found there. As for the owner of the house, Bin Hassan Juhshi, he had departed and they did not catch him from his house. He departed with more than what he left behind from its contents, as he was a complete merchant and had a right. He told him that Al-Qaid Bahed had taken it from him when he departed, and he asked him to leave it for him so that they could assign someone to guard it. He said, "I will not leave anything of it, but a little, and we will assign someone to guard it." Then Jadd bin Al-Qaid Sinnir and Al-Qaid Said, along with their shepherds and their evil shepherd, went on the mentioned night and attacked it at dawn, and they did not find anything in it except...