Letter (61): In the name of Wali Hayat Kameel Ibn Ziyad Nahai
In it, he expressed his displeasure at his behavior that when the enemy's forces passed through his territory with the intention of looting, he did not stop them.
Though it is an open weakness and a ruinous concern to penetrate the Mukhwaa. To storm your Kyrgyzsads and leave your frontiers empty, when there is no one to guard and no enemy army to deter, was the manifestation of a troubled imagination. Thus you became a bridge for your enemies who intend to invade your friends. In this world there is no energy in your arms and nothing of yours. There is fear, you are not going to block the way of the enemy, you are not going to break his force, you are not going to come to the aid of your townspeople, and you are not going to do any work on behalf of your Emir.
