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Restriction - Lawsuits

Title	Restriction - Lawsuits
Publication Date:	16/06/1872 — 19/04/1289
Subject	Lawsuits
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display8494
Date	16/06/1872 — 19/04/1289
Notes	Praise be to God, for the permission of the one whom God should guide and guide, on the tongue of his righteous helper, Hajj Muhammad and Al-Abar. He saw his martyrs that they were (such and such) a man who called himself Al-Ghali Al-Arabi. Al-Habi, lying on his bed in a house at the far end of the street opposite the office in the fountains, with four wounds on his right head, two of which tore the skin and sank, and two other than them, and all of them were oozing blood, and his hands were also wounded with dried blood and his clothes. Smeared with blood, he was asked who did that to him. He mentioned that he had come from the nest of fleas outside the gate of Ajisa on the Sultanian Road, with four animals, and Satiti Al-Marnissi, who was convicted of mule alley, attacked him and began to push him back from the road and tell him to fold my crops. When he struck the animals that were on the road, he went up to him and struck him with the mentioned blows with a scythe in the face of transgression and injustice. So, God destined his destruction from that (such) day of the aforementioned striker. He examined him from the aforementioned ear and heard from him what was mentioned, and he was in the described state with complete discernment and awareness. He recorded it as a witness to it and identified it as (amputation) and identified the eye as (amputation) on the nineteenth of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year nine, eighty-two, two hundred and one thousand.

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Restriction - Lawsuits

Publication Date 16/06/1872 — 19/04/1289

Subject Lawsuits

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences

Record ID display8494

Date 16/06/1872 — 19/04/1289

Notes Praise be to God, for the permission of the one whom God should guide and guide, on the tongue of his righteous helper, Hajj Muhammad and Al-Abar. He saw his martyrs that they were (such and such) a man who called himself Al-Ghali Al-Arabi. Al-Habi, lying on his bed in a house at the far end of the street opposite the office in the fountains, with four wounds on his right head, two of which tore the skin and sank, and two other than them, and all of them were oozing blood, and his hands were also wounded with dried blood and his clothes. Smeared with blood, he was asked who did that to him. He mentioned that he had come from the nest of fleas outside the gate of Ajisa on the Sultanian Road, with four animals, and Satiti Al-Marnissi, who was convicted of mule alley, attacked him and began to push him back from the road and tell him to fold my crops. When he struck the animals that were on the road, he went up to him and struck him with the mentioned blows with a scythe in the face of transgression and injustice. So, God destined his destruction from that (such) day of the aforementioned striker. He examined him from the aforementioned ear and heard from him what was mentioned, and he was in the described state with complete discernment and awareness. He recorded it as a witness to it and identified it as (amputation) and identified the eye as (amputation) on the nineteenth of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year nine, eighty-two, two hundred and one thousand.