In the city of Zainul-Ansar, the community spent three days in mourning over the tragic loss of lives of fellow Muslims in the mosque during the dawn prayer. In the history of the city's establishment, the community had never found itself in such a situation. Throughout these three days, King Nu'umanu's health deteriorated severely; he could do nothing but lie down and be lifted. The doctors confirmed that the sword wound he sustained did not have any effect on his blood.

On the third day, after the noon prayer, Ma'aji Kulairu called an emergency meeting of the council members in a secret room. When he saw that everyone had gathered and there was silence, he broke the silence by clearing his throat and taking a deep breath before he spoke: "All praise is due to Allah, the Exalted King. May blessings and peace be upon the Prophet of mercy (SAW), his pure family, and his radiant companions.

I will not make a lengthy speech; each of you is aware of what has brought us here. However, I will make an opening remark. First, it is unfortunate that when fire was expected at the blacksmith's, it was found in the weaving shed. The Prime Minister Yazid, who is the second in command in this country, along with the warlord Lauzar, conspired with King Rakibu to destroy Islam and our city entirely. Indeed, those who say that your killer is with you speak the truth. Due to the harm caused by hypocrites, God has decreed that the punishment for hypocrites surpasses that of disbelievers, as they harm Islam more than disbelievers. Now, what are your suggestions regarding this matter?"

As Kulairu reached this point in his speech, the room fell silent for the second time. After a while, an elder with a dignified presence and complete integrity cleared his throat and said, "O my fellow council members, know that what has happened confirms that our rope has frayed. The reason I say this is because we previously couldn't identify the root of our problems, but with God's help, we have now found the source. We should now prepare an army to respond, and what kind of punishment should we impose on King Rakibu, since he has violated the peace agreement we established among us?"

When the chief of Daibat district, Sha'aban ibn Kumais, reached this point in his speech, a noble young man from the council cleared his throat and said, "May God assist Sha'aban. As our religion stipulates, whenever a disbeliever in trust breaches a peace agreement between you, you are to fight him to protect your lives, religion, and wealth. Therefore, my suggestion is that tonight we prepare our warriors and at the break of dawn, launch an attack on King Rakibu and his ministers."

As the chief of the council concluded his speech, everyone was filled with indescribable joy at finding a solution. With that, everyone departed, and the meeting room became empty.