Restriction - traders trade wheat market

Title Restriction - traders trade wheat market
Publication Date: 19/01/1899 — 07/09/1316
Subject Traders trade wheat market
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display11267
Date 19/01/1899 — 07/09/1316
Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Rahbat al-Saffah, according to Ibn Qaddour, 10 Amdad, according to al-Ashhab, 52 Abdul Qadir al-Amiri, according to Muhammad al-Salawi, 50 prices, 57 Assi Qaddour, according to Qasim Barisha, 30 prices, 57 his, according to Si Muhammad bin al-Bukhari, 80 prices, 57 according to al-Dhahabi, 17 prices 53 Ibn Khalouf Al-Jami with Al-Salawi 40 Sums 55 Idris Al-Nasab with Sidi Muhammad Bennani 30 Sums Si Al-Mustafa 57 Praise be to God. Whoever attended the above-mentioned wheat selling market in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisian presence and received the sum of the large offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness to it, and they know its value and its entirety and their knowledge and their standing to sell what was mentioned in the mentioned shop on the seventh of Ramadan in the year 1316 Abd Rabbo
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Restriction - traders trade wheat market

Publication Date 19/01/1899 — 07/09/1316
Subject Traders trade wheat market
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display11267
Date 19/01/1899 — 07/09/1316
Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Rahbat al-Saffah, according to Ibn Qaddour, 10 Amdad, according to al-Ashhab, 52 Abdul Qadir al-Amiri, according to Muhammad al-Salawi, 50 prices, 57 Assi Qaddour, according to Qasim Barisha, 30 prices, 57 his, according to Si Muhammad bin al-Bukhari, 80 prices, 57 according to al-Dhahabi, 17 prices 53 Ibn Khalouf Al-Jami with Al-Salawi 40 Sums 55 Idris Al-Nasab with Sidi Muhammad Bennani 30 Sums Si Al-Mustafa 57 Praise be to God. Whoever attended the above-mentioned wheat selling market in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisian presence and received the sum of the large offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness to it, and they know its value and its entirety and their knowledge and their standing to sell what was mentioned in the mentioned shop on the seventh of Ramadan in the year 1316 Abd Rabbo
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