And it was too great to be begged for in a worldly need. Then he supplicated to God Almighty, and He gave them rain at that very hour, a rain that met their desires. And the dew that went with him, along with fifteen hundred men.

And as for the wealth, it was three hundred thousand dinars, which he took from the Khatib Hamr, from the wealth of Sun Ali, which he dug with his own hands. As for what was in his house, it was changed and he did not take anything from it.

He performed Hajj and visited, and performed Hajj with him from those whom God willed for them from that group in the latter part of that year. And the blessed Sayyid Muhammad Salih Jawr exerted himself greatly in praying for his brother Umar, who succeeded him in his kingdom, to the utmost extent, so that God would grant him Hajj and benefit him and honor him with the utmost honor. The Amir then gave away one hundred thousand dinars from that wealth in the Two Holy Cities, and bought gardens in the Illuminated City, and endowed them for the people of Takrur, which is well-known there. And he bought goods and all that was needed for one hundred thousand. And the blessed Sharif Al-Abbasi was in that land, and he asked him to make him his deputy in the land of Sitti. So he agreed to that for him, and he commanded him to stay in his province for three days and come to him on the fourth day. So he did, and he made him his deputy, and placed a cap and a turban from himself on his head. So he was a complete deputy in Islam. Then he met many scholars and righteous men, including Al-Jalal Al-Suyuti, may God have mercy on him. And he asked them about some of his affairs, and they advised him, and he asked them for prayers, and he received many of their blessings. And he returned in the third year and entered Mecca in Dhu al-Hijjah, completing the year. So God Almighty reformed his kingdom and granted him a mighty victory, and opened for him a clear victory. So from the land of Kan to the sea in the west and its surroundings, and from the land of Bin Dak to Tighaz and its surroundings, he subdued the people by the sword and by force, as will be mentioned when his raids are mentioned. And all the...