Restriction - traders trade wheat

Title Restriction - traders trade wheat
Publication Date: 16/11/1898 — 02/07/1316
Subject Traders trade wheat
Type belge
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display12949
Date 16/11/1898 — 02/07/1316
Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Miloud, according to Idris Bannouna, 30, Imdad, Sum Abia, 40, Qaddour bin Al-Taj, according to Abdul Salam Al-Nasab, 110 Sums for him, 42 Sums, Al-Hadi Bennani, according to Ibn Al-Bukhari, 60 Sums, Idriss, 42, Sidi Muhammad Al-Allami, according to Masanwa, 30 Sums, Ali, 48 Sidi Ibrahim Al-Sufyani, also has 40 Sums, Bin Al-Mubarak, 42, Asi Muhammad Al-Helu, according to Al-Kuhn. 20 soums 40 for him according to Ibn al-Bukhari 40 soums 40 Rahba between the poles at the al-Kuhn 20 soums al-Bashir 44 in it at Asi Muhammad Bannani 20 soums for him 48 Praise be to God, so whoever attends the wheat selling market above in the place prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya and receives the sums of the nine offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness to them, and they know its value and its entirety, and he knows them. They set up to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned store in the second of Rajab in the year 1316
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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Publication Date 16/11/1898 — 02/07/1316
Subject Traders trade wheat
Type belge
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display12949
Date 16/11/1898 — 02/07/1316
Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Miloud, according to Idris Bannouna, 30, Imdad, Sum Abia, 40, Qaddour bin Al-Taj, according to Abdul Salam Al-Nasab, 110 Sums for him, 42 Sums, Al-Hadi Bennani, according to Ibn Al-Bukhari, 60 Sums, Idriss, 42, Sidi Muhammad Al-Allami, according to Masanwa, 30 Sums, Ali, 48 Sidi Ibrahim Al-Sufyani, also has 40 Sums, Bin Al-Mubarak, 42, Asi Muhammad Al-Helu, according to Al-Kuhn. 20 soums 40 for him according to Ibn al-Bukhari 40 soums 40 Rahba between the poles at the al-Kuhn 20 soums al-Bashir 44 in it at Asi Muhammad Bannani 20 soums for him 48 Praise be to God, so whoever attends the wheat selling market above in the place prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya and receives the sums of the nine offers from the aforementioned porters, there is a record of it as a witness to them, and they know its value and its entirety, and he knows them. They set up to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned store in the second of Rajab in the year 1316
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