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... after Arin Hadi al Sindiq's resignation as Caliph of Imazighen until now:

It was the 8th day of incdec 16 of the year 255 since the Prophets when the 2nd Caliph of Imazighen resigned (23.8.1020 AD). All remaining leading Imazighen vanished with the wind like the seeds of the date-tree, but none of them found fertile soil or weren't fertile themselves. al ashab shatir, Francesca Brioni, Abdullah ibn masud were lost to the world, the Imazighen as nation were.
Concerning the followers of the Phoenix, besides Tripoli, only a small community has remained in Qabis, the former fiefdom of al Sindiq. The family stayed there as stateless community until the high-priest of the Phoenix, Gudaf Fatin, and the family's administrator of Qabis, al Sirhan, both died early in 264 sP.
Before, the Tuaregs have become rulers in Tripoli, simply adopting the imazighen titles. Their people were always reigned by their women. Nobody knows, why a man claims leadership now. So their political standings are rather uncertain, although they officially announce to be multiculturally orientated. Reason enough, not to proclaim another official high-priest of the Phoenix in Tripoli again. The successor is just known to the small community of Qabis.
The family devided. The first son, namely Abua Abkar, received Qabis as early inheritance and has stayed there, together with his elder sister Hurriya Latifa. The rest of the family went to Marrakech. Arin Hadi al Sindiq had some material wishes left to be fulfilled. Years ago, the Cordovarians had refused to sell him their famous sabre, didn't even answer to his requests at all. It's only just that they payed him to do so now. He asked them to become part of their nation, which they granted, not remembering their previous ignorance. After buying the sabre, wasting no further time with Cordova, the family set sail to their hopefully final destination, a permanent place to be.
The last true Imazighen found a new home in Sicily. The family joined them the 23rd incdec 264 sP, immediately building a new town, named Sciacca. When the first grapes of Sciacca delivered delicious wine, Arin Hadi al Sindiq died peacefully in Hammiye Kalada's arms, his loving and endlessly beloved wife. The second son, Kashif Raghib al Hamil, becomes the focal point of view. It's him and his younger sister Dakila Salama who are the future of this family.

' looks like i'm addicted to this game, Yes, i'm back, but not to the public. I continue the narration of this family's concern only.
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