The second of them was also given to Masina, and they returned, but did not succeed in capturing them. From there, they returned.

In the year thirty-nine and one thousand, Omar bin Ibrahim Al-Arusi came to Timbuktu. The Pasha, Ali bin Abdul Qadir, went out to meet him, and they met at Al-Harath, behind Al-Fandariya. They fought, and the said Omar was killed along with his slave, Bilal.

He took it with his hand to the city of Kaga, and the head of the slave to Hanni. Then his father, Ibrahim Al-Arusi, returned with his children and his group to the well behind the city from the west. They settled there and pitched his black tent. Then they took what they took from the days and then departed.

They returned to their homeland, defeated.

The Thirty-Second Chapter In the middle of Dhu al-Qi'dah of this year, the esteemed scholar and jurist, Hassan bin, the Qadi of Masina, came to visit me. He had requested it from me for years, but it was not possible until this year. This is the first time he has visited me.