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Restriction - construction of mosques

Title	Restriction - construction of mosques
Publication Date:	05/11/1899 — 01/07/1317
Publication Place	Agisa Mosque (Fez) -
Subject	Construction of mosques
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display14847
Library Location	Agisa Mosque (Fez)
Date	05/11/1899 — 01/07/1317
Notes	Praise be to God alone for the rent for 2 builders, 4, a service for 16, a plasterer with a kneader, a duct, two servants, and oiled armor for 6/36, and a pound of soap, and tape, and standing with the drain for two days, all in Ezr, Manar, the Ajisa Mosque, plaster of a compartment, a piece, repair of water, watering of flashlights, and the price of a pound of nails to carry what is opposite it, 1016. Added to that is the price of a quintal of lime for 6, as the community mentioned above, which was estimated at a hundred mithqals. One and sixteen ounces was given by the appointed student, the trustworthy, the trustworthy, the best, the master Al-Mufaddal Al-Sarraj, to the responsible supervisors at the time, so that they would receive it along with the price of the lime above on their day, in accordance with the honorable command that was obeyed in the birthplace of Rajab Aan, 1317.

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Restriction - construction of mosques

Publication Date 05/11/1899 — 01/07/1317

Publication Place Agisa Mosque (Fez) -

Subject Construction of mosques

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display14847

Library Location Agisa Mosque (Fez)

Date 05/11/1899 — 01/07/1317

Notes Praise be to God alone for the rent for 2 builders, 4, a service for 16, a plasterer with a kneader, a duct, two servants, and oiled armor for 6/36, and a pound of soap, and tape, and standing with the drain for two days, all in Ezr, Manar, the Ajisa Mosque, plaster of a compartment, a piece, repair of water, watering of flashlights, and the price of a pound of nails to carry what is opposite it, 1016. Added to that is the price of a quintal of lime for 6, as the community mentioned above, which was estimated at a hundred mithqals. One and sixteen ounces was given by the appointed student, the trustworthy, the trustworthy, the best, the master Al-Mufaddal Al-Sarraj, to the responsible supervisors at the time, so that they would receive it along with the price of the lime above on their day, in accordance with the honorable command that was obeyed in the birthplace of Rajab Aan, 1317.