As for Ishmael Pasha, he pardoned him in return for a heavy financial fine that he would pay in five days and a thousand of slaves, and the king showed the tiger of acquiescence and before he could bear the fine, then he invited Ismail Pasha and his entourage to a feast in his palace with Shendi, and it was from the outrage. The king welcomed them with a great welcome, and ordered his assistants to gather what they could of wood, straw and hay around the palace under the pretext of fodder for the pasha's horses. It flew in the piles of wood and straw surrounding the palace, and if it had aunt her and flared up around her, she made the palace a torch from hell, and the fire confined Ismail Pasha and his entourage, so they could not escape from this infernal siege of the horrors of the working fire, and the king’s soldiers surrounded them, throwing them with nobles and arrows from every side.