The judge Ahmad Dab, son of his brother Abd al-Rahman Dab, the judge, appointed Azoug, the mawla of al-Hawari, who is in charge today. As for the first of the imams who took charge under them in the Great Mosque in Takket, it was Imam Muhammad, son of Imam Siddiq, appointed by the judge Muhammad, son of Ahmad, son of the judge Abd al-Rahman. The death of Imam Ahmad occurred on Monday, the twenty-fifth of Ramadan in the year one thousand and five. He wrote to Pasha Godar about this, who was in al-Hilla at the time. He remained in charge for one year and died at the age of sixty-five years (1548 AD). Imam Abd Allah, son of Takhdadah al-Falani, took charge in the year one thousand and thirty-two and remained in charge for four years during the reign of Sultan Umar. And the judge Ahmad died, and after him Imam Sayyid Ali, son of Abd Allah, son of Imam Sayyid Ali al-Lizuli, took charge in the month of Rajab, and God knows best, in the year one thousand and fifty-two. He remained in charge for sixteen years and seven months, and died in the year one thousand and fifty-two. After him, on the fourteenth of Muharram, Imam Muhammad al-Wadi'a, son of Imam Muhammad Said, son of Imam Muhammad Kadad al-Falani, took charge, and he is in charge today. As for the first of the askaris and their elders who took charge under them in Takket, it was Askia Sulayman, son of Askia Dawud, when Bakr bin Kinchash bin al-Fudank bin Firn Hirzag fled.