Message - Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait and Emperor of India in Marrakesh - Muhammad Al-Muqri - England - Shops complaining of looting

Title Message - Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait and Emperor of India in Marrakesh - Muhammad Al-Muqri - England - Shops complaining of looting
Author Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait, and Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Author Original نائب أشغال دولة سلطان الكويت ابراهيم وامبرطور الهند بمراكش
Publication Date: 08/08/1910 — 02/08/1328
Publication Place Kuwait, Marrakesh, India - Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait, and Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Subject Shops complaining of looting — England
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display15616
Library Location Kuwait, Marrakesh, India
Date 08/08/1910 — 02/08/1328
Notes Praise be to God, the Servant of the Highest Position in God and the Minister in external affairs for His Honor, the Honorable Jurist, the best earthly term, Mr. Hajj Muhammad Al-Muqri, after complete peace be upon you and asking about your conditions, out of the hope that you will always be well, we wanted to renew our requests to look at the store’s view of what happened from the Commander Al-Ayadi of the English broker, named Al-Sahrawi Ibn Al-Sharif Al-Qatin, with aid from injustice and cruelty, and we had written about that to your predecessor, Mr. Issa bin Omar, Minister of Foreign Affairs. At that time, on the 17th of Jumada 2, in general, but until now we have never received an answer to that, given the mission of this commission. We cannot withhold from you our astonishment at the long delay in answering our aforementioned letter. We must ask you to inform us, without further delay, of the means taken by the governor of the warehouse to punish the Commander Al-Ayadi for the terrible violation of the conditions he committed, and we want the luggage that was lost to the broker. The aforementioned then, and to compensate him and his employees for the losses incurred by them due to what the aforementioned commander did. We also request excellent media information in the case of the person from Morocco who had in his hand some goods of an English merchant, and the aforementioned commander plundered his shop and burned it. With love and peace, may you always be in peace and happiness on August 8, 1910, corresponding to Shaaban Al-Abrak 2, 1328, Deputy State Works Officer, Sultan of Akwit Ibrahim. And the Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Kişi Adları القائد العيادي، الانجليزي المسمسى الصحراوي
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Message - Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait and Emperor of India in Marrakesh - Muhammad Al-Muqri - England - Shops complaining of looting

Author Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait, and Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Author Original نائب أشغال دولة سلطان الكويت ابراهيم وامبرطور الهند بمراكش
Publication Date 08/08/1910 — 02/08/1328
Publication Place Kuwait, Marrakesh, India - Deputy State Works, Sultan Ibrahim of Kuwait, and Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Subject Shops complaining of looting — England
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display15616
Library Location Kuwait, Marrakesh, India
Date 08/08/1910 — 02/08/1328
Notes Praise be to God, the Servant of the Highest Position in God and the Minister in external affairs for His Honor, the Honorable Jurist, the best earthly term, Mr. Hajj Muhammad Al-Muqri, after complete peace be upon you and asking about your conditions, out of the hope that you will always be well, we wanted to renew our requests to look at the store’s view of what happened from the Commander Al-Ayadi of the English broker, named Al-Sahrawi Ibn Al-Sharif Al-Qatin, with aid from injustice and cruelty, and we had written about that to your predecessor, Mr. Issa bin Omar, Minister of Foreign Affairs. At that time, on the 17th of Jumada 2, in general, but until now we have never received an answer to that, given the mission of this commission. We cannot withhold from you our astonishment at the long delay in answering our aforementioned letter. We must ask you to inform us, without further delay, of the means taken by the governor of the warehouse to punish the Commander Al-Ayadi for the terrible violation of the conditions he committed, and we want the luggage that was lost to the broker. The aforementioned then, and to compensate him and his employees for the losses incurred by them due to what the aforementioned commander did. We also request excellent media information in the case of the person from Morocco who had in his hand some goods of an English merchant, and the aforementioned commander plundered his shop and burned it. With love and peace, may you always be in peace and happiness on August 8, 1910, corresponding to Shaaban Al-Abrak 2, 1328, Deputy State Works Officer, Sultan of Akwit Ibrahim. And the Emperor of India in Marrakesh
Kişi Adları القائد العيادي، الانجليزي المسمسى الصحراوي
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