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The letter Haa' Ahmad bin Yusuf Al-Ali ............

Al-Basha Ahmad bin Yusuf Al-Ajnaani ..... , ..........

Ahmad bin Ali bin Abdullah Al-Talsi, known as Al-Basha Amm ..... , ...........

Hayd bin Abd al-Rahman Al-Hayouq ...........

Jadd bin Ahmad bin Yusuf Al-Ajnaani .... ....

Hamm bin Abdullah Al-Aaji took over after the deposition of Al-Basha Al-Hajj Al-Mukhtar in the month of Muharram Al-Haram, in the year seventy after a thousand. In that year, the Kahya Ahmad bin Abdullah Al-Shatuki was dismissed in the early spring of the Prophet, in the year seventy-one after a thousand. And there was a dispute between him and Sirra concerning his dismissals. There was talk and argument until they expelled him. He fled to Al-Marsa and entered a boat to a place called Warakus, where they caught him and killed him there along with Al-Kahya Al-Jism. As for the aforementioned Al-Kahya Ahmad, he was a man of wealth, power, high ambition, and strict, effective rule. He was the one who, during his time, had a Kahya for the people of Marakish. He was dominant over them during his reign with authority. How many of the archers from Sirra did he take and consume their homes? They had volunteered to dismiss him from the time of Nasham, but they were unable to do so until they were tired of his appointment. As for what was with them, it was only a trick on his part. He volunteered and . Ms 1

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