-- 77 --Sayyid Tal'a arrived in Tabket at that time, and they were still preparing him when he came and was buried. Then they stayed to guard their camp and sent word to Commander Said, waiting for his arrival, and did not move until Commander Said arrived the day after tomorrow, Sunday the nineteenth of the aforementioned month. In the evening, Al-Haj Mas'ud bin Al-Haj Sulah fired his rifle aimlessly. Then the supplicants came from around, bringing all kinds of clothing, gifts, and money. Among the prominent supplicants was Commander Said Al-Zarkabi. Their arrival in Tabket was on Tuesday the twenty-first of the month. Then the people of Sarnki went out to them in Ibraz, attacked them, surrounded them, looted them, and took all their food until nothing remained. They were the sons of Ali Al-Mubarak with some of the notables of Jami' Al-Kabir and the rest of the people. Great wealth was lost that day. Then they met at the well of Ahl Jami' Al-Kabir and fought on the evening of the house for two days of the month of Sha'ban Al-Nair, and they fought from there until evening. In it, Jurj was wounded in one of his legs. All this time, Commander Said bin Mansur did not enter the conflict. Then the judge asked them to stop fighting by firing cannons, and it was Wednesday the sixth of the month. They agreed and stopped firing for thirteen days, but it was of no use. Then they resumed firing day and night. Then they met on Monday, the third of Muharram Ramadan, and fought from dawn until noon. Then they remained without fighting, without benefit, and without peace. The leaders of the people were bound by what was right among them. All this time, Commander Said did not participate in their fighting. Then he went out to the village of Bandigh on the evening of Wednesday the twenty-sixth of Ramadan and stayed there for about ten days. Then [50] he came with his Eid to Mat, and the town was entered on the night of Sunday by himself, leaving his Eid at Marsa Kabr, which was the night of the seventh of Shawwal. Then he came to them on the evening of Sunday. Then the people gathered and met in Sukri Mosque on Monday, the eighth of the month, with Commander Said bin Mansur to reconcile among them, and he sent