Author
Idris Al-Sarraj, Faraji
Author Original
إدريس السراج، فرجي
Publication Date
30/06/1866 — 16/02/1283
Publication Place
-
Idris Al-Sarraj, Faraji
Subject
Military complaint theft
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
display7858
Date
30/06/1866 — 16/02/1283
Notes
Praise be to God, our earthly lover, the kindest leader of my relief. Peace and mercy of God be upon you, for the goodness of our Lord, may God grant him victory. Judaism limited its accusation to the soldier who reached you. We searched for him and found him among the notables of the military. He had not touched his wilderness and the hour of theft. They were wearing military uniforms for Friday prayers while they were in ranks. So how could he break the line and loot when no one saw him? And those who follow the military more than the military did. Man did not know this from this point. This is not their accusation. The dhimmis narrowed their gaze on him. Looking forward to love and peace on the 16th of Safar in the year 1283. Idris al-Sarraj. Praise be to God, our beloved and most honorable earthly jurist, Mr. Idris al-Sarraj. May the peace and mercy of God be upon you, for the goodness of our Lord, may God grant him victory. After we have read what you wrote about him, we learned from him that the military man is not accused of what the dhimmiyyah described about him. So here we are, ordering the dhimmiyah to go on her way. And with love and peace and in the history around him. May Allah reward me
