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Restriction - construction of mosques and carpentry teachers

Title	Restriction - construction of mosques and carpentry teachers
Publication Date:	18/11/1898 — 04/07/1316
Publication Place	Agisa Mosque (Fez) -
Subject	Construction of mosques, carpentry teachers
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display2585
Library Location	Agisa Mosque (Fez)
Date	18/11/1898 — 04/07/1316
Notes	Praise be to God for the wages of two mason teachers, a building maker, a service 8, carpenters, thread sawing, a ribbon hand, and a drain for all to build the barcelah neighbourhood, inside the Ajisa Mosque, and to straighten the jayza and put together some of them together. Fifty-eight mithqals and seven uqiyahs were gathered together, 0487. Added to this is the price of wages 24 from the storehouse collected above, which amounted to fifty-eight mithqals and seven uqiyahs, which were brought out by the two overseers before those who were charged by the Higher Side. God is upon the overseers. The two guardians at that time will be with the price of the above permissible in their daily according to the honorable order obeyed on the fourth of Rajab in the year 1316.

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Restriction - construction of mosques and carpentry teachers

Publication Date 18/11/1898 — 04/07/1316

Publication Place Agisa Mosque (Fez) -

Subject Construction of mosques, carpentry teachers

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display2585

Library Location Agisa Mosque (Fez)

Date 18/11/1898 — 04/07/1316

Notes Praise be to God for the wages of two mason teachers, a building maker, a service 8, carpenters, thread sawing, a ribbon hand, and a drain for all to build the barcelah neighbourhood, inside the Ajisa Mosque, and to straighten the jayza and put together some of them together. Fifty-eight mithqals and seven uqiyahs were gathered together, 0487. Added to this is the price of wages 24 from the storehouse collected above, which amounted to fifty-eight mithqals and seven uqiyahs, which were brought out by the two overseers before those who were charged by the Higher Side. God is upon the overseers. The two guardians at that time will be with the price of the above permissible in their daily according to the honorable order obeyed on the fourth of Rajab in the year 1316.