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Restriction - traders trade wheat market

Title	Restriction - traders trade wheat market
Publication Date:	27/01/1997 — 23/08/1314
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	display10365
Date	27/01/1997 — 23/08/1314
Notes	Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere, Sidi Muhammad, for travel, from J. Qasim Barisha, 20 Sums, Ibn al-Muqaddim, 117 Sums, Al-Mahdi al-Burudi, according to Sidi Dirar....24 Sums, Abia, 110 Sums. Ahmed Al-Sanhaji, according to Ibn Al-Madani, 40 Sums, 114 Abd al-Rahman al-Ghandusi, according to Sidi al-Arabi al-Mayors, 40 Sums, 112 Rahba al-Wari, according to Al-Siddiq, 18 Sums, 108, Al-Arabi Ibn Agreeb, at Sidi Ahmed Al-Wali 32 Sum 098 Rahbat Al-Saffah at Moulay Ali bin Al-Yazid 4 Sum Al-Ghanjawi 112 Praise be to God in the presence of the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale and in this Idrisian presence. Sum received the generous offers from the aforementioned porters. There is a record of it as a witness against him and they are fully aware of his ability and knowledge and standing up to sell what was mentioned in the mentioned shop on the twenty-third of Shaban Al-Abrak in the year 1314.

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Restriction - traders trade wheat market

Publication Date 27/01/1997 — 23/08/1314

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 display10365

Date 27/01/1997 — 23/08/1314

Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere, Sidi Muhammad, for travel, from J. Qasim Barisha, 20 Sums, Ibn al-Muqaddim, 117 Sums, Al-Mahdi al-Burudi, according to Sidi Dirar....24 Sums, Abia, 110 Sums. Ahmed Al-Sanhaji, according to Ibn Al-Madani, 40 Sums, 114 Abd al-Rahman al-Ghandusi, according to Sidi al-Arabi al-Mayors, 40 Sums, 112 Rahba al-Wari, according to Al-Siddiq, 18 Sums, 108, Al-Arabi Ibn Agreeb, at Sidi Ahmed Al-Wali 32 Sum 098 Rahbat Al-Saffah at Moulay Ali bin Al-Yazid 4 Sum Al-Ghanjawi 112 Praise be to God in the presence of the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale and in this Idrisian presence. Sum received the generous offers from the aforementioned porters. There is a record of it as a witness against him and they are fully aware of his ability and knowledge and standing up to sell what was mentioned in the mentioned shop on the twenty-third of Shaban Al-Abrak in the year 1314.