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Message - Faraji - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Dar

Title	Message - Faraji - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Dar
Author	Faraji
Author Original	فرجي
Publication Date:	30/09/1863 — 16/04/1280
Publication Place	Bab el-Futuh (Fez) - Faraji
Subject	The house
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display2822
Library Location	Bab el-Futuh (Fez)
Date	30/09/1863 — 16/04/1280
Notes	Praise be to God alone, our lover, the earthly jurist, Mr. Idris al-Sarraj, may God’s peace and mercy be upon you, for the goodness of our Lord, may God grant him victory. After the sheikh of the sons of al-Hajj, we searched for those of them staying in the house of Ma Khoukh, and he replied that none of his children al-Hajj who were in our view had camped there. Rather, those staying there were the group of the sons of Jarrar who were at Bab Aftouh, and if they left it and camped in the house of Ma Khoukh, the sheikh of Laghouat assigned us to search for Laghouat, which you mentioned in the Nafula. He directs it to us, with love and peace, and on the 16th of Rabi’ 2 in the year 1280, and the summer of high status, in God’s name, my relief.

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Message - Faraji - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Dar

Author Faraji

Author Original فرجي

Publication Date 30/09/1863 — 16/04/1280

Publication Place Bab el-Futuh (Fez) - Faraji

Subject The house

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display2822

Library Location Bab el-Futuh (Fez)

Date 30/09/1863 — 16/04/1280

Notes Praise be to God alone, our lover, the earthly jurist, Mr. Idris al-Sarraj, may God’s peace and mercy be upon you, for the goodness of our Lord, may God grant him victory. After the sheikh of the sons of al-Hajj, we searched for those of them staying in the house of Ma Khoukh, and he replied that none of his children al-Hajj who were in our view had camped there. Rather, those staying there were the group of the sons of Jarrar who were at Bab Aftouh, and if they left it and camped in the house of Ma Khoukh, the sheikh of Laghouat assigned us to search for Laghouat, which you mentioned in the Nafula. He directs it to us, with love and peace, and on the 16th of Rabi’ 2 in the year 1280, and the summer of high status, in God’s name, my relief.