Immelated Ibrahim’s army won the battle of Bilan dwarfing his losses

Evidence

On 29 July 1832, the Turkish army, composed of around 20,000 men, half of them regulars, under the command of Hüseyin Pasha, met the Egyptian army totaling around 16,000 men forming four infantry regiments assisted by three cavalry regiments and four artillery batteries all under the command of Ibrahim Pasha. After three and a half hours of heavy fighting Ibrahim won a decisive victory: the Ottomans lost around 1,000 men and 1,900 were taken prisoners. In addition, twelve pieces of cannon were captured by the Egyptians. For his part, Ibrahim lost 102 men and 172 horses, and 162 men were wounded. — Khaled Fahmy, All the Pasha_s Men_ Mehmed Ali, his…, 182