In the early spring of the Prophet's era, and his reign lasted three months, according to another opinion, and according to the first opinion, six months. Ahmad bin al-Qa'id Ali bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Turkizi took over after Jal'a al-Qa'id Sinir bin Mas'ud al-Zafz in the Sacred Mosque, the year one thousand and one hundred and forty-four. During this period, he moved with a campaign to the vicinity of Karrar and raided Sinqari and they plundered from that area with their wealth and took their cattle until they were satisfied and returned safely, victorious and unharmed. Then he was dismissed immediately after his return from that raid on the night of the eighth of Shawwal, the end of the year one thousand one hundred and one. His reign lasted ten months. Then he was reinstated after the dismissal of al-Qa'id Abdullah bin al-Qa'id Nasir al-A'sha on Saturday, the second of Dhu al-Qi'dah al-Haram, the end of the year one thousand one hundred and seven. In it, he personally went to Ankab to capture al-Qa'id Ahmad al-Khalifa and his men. He did not return, and he was not appointed Pasha until he took revenge. When he wronged him, he said, "What shall we do? Seven days here? Rather, he should go out with his army immediately to the land of Ankab to take revenge on al-Qa'id Ahmad al-Khalifa, because he had also blocked the road for travelers, and specifically for the people of Fasayn and their families and children, and he insulted al-Qa'id Ahmad, who was Pasha. Then he asked the army from the Pasha to forgive him for leaving quickly until they prayed Eid al-Adha. The Pasha agreed and prepared for the march, fearing that he would not escape before him when he heard of his arrival. It was said that he tricked him here at the Talaba before he left. Then he marched to him with the army. He met him there and fought him and his men until they captured him. He was then taken and put in a ship with heavy stones and thrown into the sea in a place called Durub. Then two men from the people of Waki came to the Pasha, and they were insulting the Pasha, and people had heard them before that day. Abd al-Rahman bin Zubayr to complete. Ms. 1