Publication Date
09/03/1871 — 16/12/1287
Subject
Assault lawsuits complaints
Type
belge
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
display13389
Date
09/03/1871 — 16/12/1287
Notes
Praise be to God, for the permission of the one whom God must protect and guide, through the tongue of his assistant, Mr. Allal Al-Mahjab bin Al-Sharif, Moulay Ahmed bin Al-Sharif, Moulay Omar Al-Alaj, and his brother, Moulay Omar Al-Alaj. The first’s left hand had a wound the size of a fingertip, the front one’s head had a wound the size of an inch, and his right hand was hit with a slug, and the second of them had a swipe hit on the head, and his left hand was stained with blood. His two martyrs asked them who had done that deed to them, and one does not often do it to oneself, so they mentioned that they were on the continuous Monday. Farouta near Morocco, and Kaddour Al-Rifi Al-Arabi, Sheikh Bel Idris bin Muhammad bin Al-Sheikh Ahmed Al-Rifi, Saeed Amazdi, Sayyid Muhammad Ould Al-Darqawi Al-Rifi Al-Amrati, Al-Sayyid Muhammad Ibn Al-Tayeb, Al-Sayyid Muhammad Ibn Imad Al-Rifi, Muhammad Ibn Al-Tahami Al-Rifi, and Ali Al-Rifi, the brother of Al-Tahir, came to them and beat them with gunpowder, with two singles, the tool of war, on the face of premeditation and aggression, which involves repulsion, not the face of speech, which Lead in it, and if God destined for a state before supporting him with its opinion, then the mentioned group, why are those who are held accountable for their blood and who benefits from them? Whoever sees what was mentioned in the described state and named what was written from them while they were in the described state, his testimony was recorded against him and with it in a state of imprisonment, custom, and the appointment of the helper. And in the sixteenth of the forbidden Hajj completed in the year eighty-seven and two hundred thousand, the right to them is valid, praise be to God. The two suspicious honorable people testified about him that he was acquitted. The defendants were around him and they committed themselves to him in complete innocence. He knew him and gave them full permission to be released from prison with their father’s consent and his agreement with what was mentioned. They knew his fate. He testified against them in full and he showed them and some of them in a state of imprisonment. He informed them on the thirteenth of Muharram, the opener of eighty-eight and two thousand.
