Al-Kahia Mad bin Rah, and his companions claimed he was the cause of the strife between them and Hanki Abu Bakr. He opposed and created a bad connection between Al-Khal and him. He was a man of opinion and wisdom, for the army, with the lecture of Jinn, so that his opinion would not miss the truth. He is the one who appeared to the sky, without any support. On the twelfth day of the month of Al-Amnin, he passed away and went to the abode of the hereafter. On the eighteenth day of the month, a group of Eastern Serbs arrived from Jinn to Tishket because of the disagreement and dispute that occurred between them. They dismissed their Kahia, Mad Al-Arabs, and replaced him with Al-Kahia Mumin bin Abdul Karim Al-Arabs. Then they dismissed him after four months and replaced him with Al-Kahia Ahmed bin Sulaiman. Upon his ascension, they showed him a severe look until this look came out. They were heading to Nakt, and they reached him on the mentioned date. On this day also, a letter arrived from the commander Ali bin and informed that Hanki had cut off the road from them and prevented travelers from all directions and places. Then he wrote that he had become a leader and all the black people stood with him, all of them. No one remained with them, neither to their right nor to their left, neither in front nor behind. On the twenty-sixth day of the month, a letter arrived from Mad Ka' son of Hanbarak Al-Hadi to Askia Al-Haj Mad, informing him that Askia Dawood had died on his bed in his country in the month of Rajab, and that his son Ibrahim was the one who succeeded him in power. On the fourth day of Shawwal, Pasha Ahmed bin Hadd Mad was deposed after he had been in power for three years, except for twenty days. The elders agreed on the consultation of Mad bin Musa to be Pasha at that time. The next day, the deposed Pasha Yahya was released after he had been in prison for a period.