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Message - Abdelkebir Ben Kirane - The Jews of Debdou (Moroccan-Algerian relations) - Tithes Spices - Aromatic Beauty Commodity

Title	Message - Abdelkebir Ben Kirane - The Jews of Debdou (Moroccan-Algerian relations) - Tithes Spices - Aromatic Beauty Commodity
Author	Abdul Kabir bin Kiran
Author Original	عبد الكبير بن كيران
Publication Place	Debdou, Fez, and Jeddah Tlemcen - Abdul Kabir bin Kiran
Subject	Tithes of Spices - Aromatic Beauty Commodity — Jews of Debdo (Moroccan-Algerian Relations)
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display7265
Library Location	Debdou, Fez, and Jeddah Tlemcen
Notes	And after that, the tenths of what they go from Fez to Oujda are paid ten per cent out of one tenth and nothing else, and we do not collect any of the tenths from them alone in one of the Jews, the people of Debd. Our Lord the Caliph, may God bless him, complained about them that they are avoiding the road to Oujda and go to Tlemcen, so the honorable of God ordered that the goods that go out in Tlemcen should be paid a tenth of a tenth of a third of the Balgha, cotton wall and Al-Atariyya. They should deduct the tenths of Fez in the Maya and give tenths. The burden of mules is fifteen mithqals, and camels are eight riyals, and they go with three of them. Peace be upon him.

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Message - Abdelkebir Ben Kirane - The Jews of Debdou (Moroccan-Algerian relations) - Tithes Spices - Aromatic Beauty Commodity

Author Abdul Kabir bin Kiran

Author Original عبد الكبير بن كيران

Publication Place Debdou, Fez, and Jeddah Tlemcen - Abdul Kabir bin Kiran

Subject Tithes of Spices - Aromatic Beauty Commodity — Jews of Debdo (Moroccan-Algerian Relations)

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display7265

Library Location Debdou, Fez, and Jeddah Tlemcen

Notes And after that, the tenths of what they go from Fez to Oujda are paid ten per cent out of one tenth and nothing else, and we do not collect any of the tenths from them alone in one of the Jews, the people of Debd. Our Lord the Caliph, may God bless him, complained about them that they are avoiding the road to Oujda and go to Tlemcen, so the honorable of God ordered that the goods that go out in Tlemcen should be paid a tenth of a tenth of a third of the Balgha, cotton wall and Al-Atariyya. They should deduct the tenths of Fez in the Maya and give tenths. The burden of mules is fifteen mithqals, and camels are eight riyals, and they go with three of them. Peace be upon him.