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And with the Mahu in his illness, its origin was the disease, except for the son, but he did not. Then they went to their camels, and the Sultan died while they were absent. When he died, Kanna sent for the sons of the Sultan, his turban, his handkerchief, and his ring. And he brought him, and he was taught by Muhammad Kar. And he said to the ministers, Ibn and Wasa. And they found him dead. So they mourned for him, and they left him. And they devised a plan. And they agreed to make the Sultan under him after his opening and his conquest. And he was installed, and he was covered with soldiers, and they did not let anyone approach him. And whoever asked about him was told that he had died. That is, he had died. So the son, Ismail, was named Al-Khalifa. And Sheikh Muhammad Kar took the things. And he went to Abitem and said, "May God compensate you for your brother with good, or give you." And the seven and the handkerchief. So he mourned the death of his brother and took the authority and went. To his older brother, named Aziz, when he informed him, he stood up and took a sword. And they went out and headed to the Sultan's house, and no one could stop them. And they kept entering until they reached the place where the elders of the Salama were. Tirab was covering them, and they were crying for him. So they entered upon them and surrounded them. But they sat around their brother and cried until they were satisfied. Then they turned to the elders and said, "To you, Aziz, is it not enough that your brother's life was good for you, and you do not want."