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Restriction - construction of schools, mosques

Title	Restriction - construction of schools, mosques
Publication Date:	30/09/1896 — 22/04/1314
Publication Place	Al-Qarawiyyin (Fez) -
Subject	Construction schools mosques
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display15218
Library Location	Al-Qarawiyyin (Fez)
Date	30/09/1896 — 22/04/1314
Notes	Praise be to God, the amount that the superintendent of Al-Quraziyyin and other mosques and schools received at that time was limited to some of the necessities of the prison, and on the 22nd of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year 1314 in the wages of two masons and a service of 3/63, and two plasterers, two kneaders, a servant, a load of wood, and a drain for all at the Raseef Mosque 422 in the rent of Qanwi, a maker, and a service of 4, and oil for a pound, a shtab, two ropes, and a drain at the Uqba Ibn Suwan Aslam Mosque 762 in what A third of Sidi Ayyad’s water is due 140 in the rent of a qanwi, a worker, a maid, two pounds of oil, a load of hoppers, six pots, and a drain with the water of the mosque, seven 228 in what is due on the confinement in Sayer al-Wadi, the water behind Sidi Next, 210 in the rent of the carpenter’s steward, the prison agent 126 in what is due on the water of the added Charfi Mosque 28 in the wages of carpenters and thread saws 20 and a drain in the Ajisa Mosque. 249 in the price of gypsum for 14 quintals from Ibn Abdullah for the Al-Rasif Mosque and its load. 00934 in the price of gypsum for 20 quintals and the fee for carrying it to the villagers and a deposit to accept and stand on it. 1461 in the price of oil for a pound in the Mosque of an alley, a pound 33 in what was required for the water of the Al-Barakah Hotel, Al-Hadd and Bell, and Al-Labadin 114 in the wages of a carpenter and a servant to assist in turning the doors of the flash houses of the Al-Saffarin School. 0077 In the rental of Hamar, Qadib, and Ramla 24 and the storehouse’s lime stand 134. Praise be to God, five hundred and ninety-eight mithqals were gathered in the limestone above, all of which were made from the hand of the two observers above, clearly visible, in the above date. The right mithqala was crossed out, an ounce of validity, and the sum of the above mithqals was increased by 8 of lime and marked with the tora on its right.

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Restriction - construction of schools, mosques

Publication Date 30/09/1896 — 22/04/1314

Publication Place Al-Qarawiyyin (Fez) -

Subject Construction schools mosques

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display15218

Library Location Al-Qarawiyyin (Fez)

Date 30/09/1896 — 22/04/1314

Notes Praise be to God, the amount that the superintendent of Al-Quraziyyin and other mosques and schools received at that time was limited to some of the necessities of the prison, and on the 22nd of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year 1314 in the wages of two masons and a service of 3/63, and two plasterers, two kneaders, a servant, a load of wood, and a drain for all at the Raseef Mosque 422 in the rent of Qanwi, a maker, and a service of 4, and oil for a pound, a shtab, two ropes, and a drain at the Uqba Ibn Suwan Aslam Mosque 762 in what A third of Sidi Ayyad’s water is due 140 in the rent of a qanwi, a worker, a maid, two pounds of oil, a load of hoppers, six pots, and a drain with the water of the mosque, seven 228 in what is due on the confinement in Sayer al-Wadi, the water behind Sidi Next, 210 in the rent of the carpenter’s steward, the prison agent 126 in what is due on the water of the added Charfi Mosque 28 in the wages of carpenters and thread saws 20 and a drain in the Ajisa Mosque. 249 in the price of gypsum for 14 quintals from Ibn Abdullah for the Al-Rasif Mosque and its load. 00934 in the price of gypsum for 20 quintals and the fee for carrying it to the villagers and a deposit to accept and stand on it. 1461 in the price of oil for a pound in the Mosque of an alley, a pound 33 in what was required for the water of the Al-Barakah Hotel, Al-Hadd and Bell, and Al-Labadin 114 in the wages of a carpenter and a servant to assist in turning the doors of the flash houses of the Al-Saffarin School. 0077 In the rental of Hamar, Qadib, and Ramla 24 and the storehouse’s lime stand 134. Praise be to God, five hundred and ninety-eight mithqals were gathered in the limestone above, all of which were made from the hand of the two observers above, clearly visible, in the above date. The right mithqala was crossed out, an ounce of validity, and the sum of the above mithqals was increased by 8 of lime and marked with the tora on its right.