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Limitation - Assault Lawsuits

Title	Limitation - Assault Lawsuits
Publication Date:	30/08/1870 — 02/06/1287
Subject	Assault lawsuits
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display10282
Date	30/08/1870 — 02/06/1287
Notes	Praise be to God, his two martyrs rose on the day of his history, and he saw the two boys, Ahmed bin Al-Sayyid Muhammad bin Al-Muati Al-Zarhouni Al-Sakhrati, and his brother’s son, Muhammad bin Al-Hussein, by lineage. The first was supervised by a chance that the needles, my master, had brought blood, and the oppressor, Muhammad, complained about giving it to him. He told her about who did it to her, about who did that to her, so he mentioned that Al-Hashim bin Al-Sayyid Muhammad hit him with the room of his sister, student C. Amar. The aforementioned student Muhammad hit him until he fell to the floor with a stone, which did not disappoint the outside. From the house of Bushti bin Al-Hajj, he testified to the face of injustice and transgression. He said that and bore witness to it against them on the second of Jumada Al-Thani in the year two hundred and eighty-seven and a thousand.

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

Limitation - Assault Lawsuits

Publication Date 30/08/1870 — 02/06/1287

Subject Assault lawsuits

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display10282

Date 30/08/1870 — 02/06/1287

Notes Praise be to God, his two martyrs rose on the day of his history, and he saw the two boys, Ahmed bin Al-Sayyid Muhammad bin Al-Muati Al-Zarhouni Al-Sakhrati, and his brother’s son, Muhammad bin Al-Hussein, by lineage. The first was supervised by a chance that the needles, my master, had brought blood, and the oppressor, Muhammad, complained about giving it to him. He told her about who did it to her, about who did that to her, so he mentioned that Al-Hashim bin Al-Sayyid Muhammad hit him with the room of his sister, student C. Amar. The aforementioned student Muhammad hit him until he fell to the floor with a stone, which did not disappoint the outside. From the house of Bushti bin Al-Hajj, he testified to the face of injustice and transgression. He said that and bore witness to it against them on the second of Jumada Al-Thani in the year two hundred and eighty-seven and a thousand.