The turn was on the people of Algiers, and the army of Tunis attacked them. The Algerian camp, its horses, its camels, and its weapons, and prisoners from the army of Algiers. This incident brought together the commander of the army, the land, and the sea. He was stationed at Burj Halq Al-Wadi. The Algerian fleet also came to fight Tunis. He was residing at Burj Halq Al-Wadi, managing the affairs of the day, the sun, the month, and the year. The great man of Tunis used to come to him to resolve disputes. He had all matters in his hands. Among those who used to attend was Muhammad Al-Jaluli, son of Sayyidi. However, he remained in his position and dignity, adhering to the proper conduct befitting his status. The man in charge of the seal was pleased with him and overlooked it. Until the chief of his diwan spoke to him about it and mentioned that he was a great woman. They even said that he sees himself as the equal of his father's kings, and he had stated this repeatedly. So, he became angry with him and harbored a desire for revenge. He was informed that he entered his house riding and did not dismount outside the house. What is the matter? And that his groom would take his mule and tie it to the stable of his horses. So, the chief groom was summoned and told, "I have been informed that Al-Jaluli's groom ties his mule to the stable of my horses. From today onwards, you will only have yourself to blame." He replied, "Yes, sir."