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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Title	Restriction - traders trade wheat
Publication Date:	23/07/1896 — 12/02/1314
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	display12882
Date	23/07/1896 — 12/02/1314
Notes	Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Idris Al-Safriwi, according to Ibn Al-Bukhari. 70 sums. Imdad, 106 pounds, between the masts, according to Moulay Idris bin Al-Arabi. 32 sums. He owned it at Dirar. 16 sums he had in it, according to Si Idris Al-Falali. 60 sums he had in it, according to Tayeb Bennani. 30 sums he had in it, according to Muhammad Ibn Yahya. 12 sums. (Amputation) of Rahba Al-Tala’a, at Sidi Kabour’s. 24 sums in it with Abu Muhammad 08 sums for him (cut) for Hassan al-Jami’ according to Fadul Ibn al-Hajj 60 sums Sahib 90 with Bin Qasim also has 40 sums 88 Bushti at the Arab teacher 40 sums B 84 Praise be to God, whoever attended the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya and received the sums of the eleven offers from the porters mentioned, there is his record as a witness to it and they know it. And in its entirety, and their custom, and their establishment to sell what was mentioned in the store mentioned on the twelfth of Safar Al-Khair in the year 1314, Al-Saffah, with Sidi Al-Arabi Al-Alawi, 32 Sum 87, increased the truth, and it was correct with it.

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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Publication Date 23/07/1896 — 12/02/1314

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 display12882

Date 23/07/1896 — 12/02/1314

Notes Praise be to God, what the teachers bought from the supply market and elsewhere. Idris Al-Safriwi, according to Ibn Al-Bukhari. 70 sums. Imdad, 106 pounds, between the masts, according to Moulay Idris bin Al-Arabi. 32 sums. He owned it at Dirar. 16 sums he had in it, according to Si Idris Al-Falali. 60 sums he had in it, according to Tayeb Bennani. 30 sums he had in it, according to Muhammad Ibn Yahya. 12 sums. (Amputation) of Rahba Al-Tala’a, at Sidi Kabour’s. 24 sums in it with Abu Muhammad 08 sums for him (cut) for Hassan al-Jami’ according to Fadul Ibn al-Hajj 60 sums Sahib 90 with Bin Qasim also has 40 sums 88 Bushti at the Arab teacher 40 sums B 84 Praise be to God, whoever attended the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya and received the sums of the eleven offers from the porters mentioned, there is his record as a witness to it and they know it. And in its entirety, and their custom, and their establishment to sell what was mentioned in the store mentioned on the twelfth of Safar Al-Khair in the year 1314, Al-Saffah, with Sidi Al-Arabi Al-Alawi, 32 Sum 87, increased the truth, and it was correct with it.