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Message - Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji - Muhammad bin Talib - Al-Zar’ Al-Zalij Al-Mu’allimeen

Title	Message - Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji - Muhammad bin Talib - Al-Zar’ Al-Zalij Al-Mu’allimeen
Author	Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji
Author Original	الحاج بوسلهام الحجاجي
Publication Date:	13/05/1858 — 29/09/1274
Publication Place	- Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji
Subject	Planting clay teachers
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display2547
Date	13/05/1858 — 29/09/1274
Notes	Praise be to God alone And may God’s blessings be upon our master Muhammad, our master, the most glorious jurist, the most righteous, the most pleased, my master Muhammad ibn Talib, may God’s peace and mercy be upon you, for the goodness of our master, may God support him. Then, learning that the clay teachers repaired what was rotten from the tiles in the wall, as you mentioned to us in your book, and learning that we caused the crops to be fully ripened, but as for the cold crops, we left them in their place, but if they did not get sun or sell, they would spoil, and we told you at night that corruption would not occur. Peace and blessings be upon us on the 29th of Ramadan, 1274 C. Bousselham Al-Hajjami, may God protect him.

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Message - Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji - Muhammad bin Talib - Al-Zar’ Al-Zalij Al-Mu’allimeen

Author Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji

Author Original الحاج بوسلهام الحجاجي

Publication Date 13/05/1858 — 29/09/1274

Publication Place - Hajj Bousselham Al-Hajjaji

Subject Planting clay teachers

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display2547

Date 13/05/1858 — 29/09/1274

Notes Praise be to God alone And may God’s blessings be upon our master Muhammad, our master, the most glorious jurist, the most righteous, the most pleased, my master Muhammad ibn Talib, may God’s peace and mercy be upon you, for the goodness of our master, may God support him. Then, learning that the clay teachers repaired what was rotten from the tiles in the wall, as you mentioned to us in your book, and learning that we caused the crops to be fully ripened, but as for the cold crops, we left them in their place, but if they did not get sun or sell, they would spoil, and we told you at night that corruption would not occur. Peace and blessings be upon us on the 29th of Ramadan, 1274 C. Bousselham Al-Hajjami, may God protect him.