Author
Al-Ghouthi bin Qalfat
Author Original
الغوثي بن قلفاط
Publication Date
25/01/1939 — 04/12/1357
Publication Place
Tlemcen (Algeria), Casablanca -
Al-Ghouthi bin Qalfat
Subject
Generosity
Type
belge
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
display16063
Library Location
Tlemcen (Algeria), Casablanca
Date
25/01/1939 — 04/12/1357
Notes
Praise be to God alone and may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad bin Qalfat Al-Ghouthi Tlemcen from Tlemcen to Casablanca, the honorable glory of the honorable Pasha, my esteemed master, Al-Tayeb Al-Muqri, may God support you and take care of you, and peace be upon you, and God’s mercy and blessings always include you and everyone who is part of your happy assembly. As for what follows, sir, no more than the majority asking about you and the Pious, may God make it according to the resources, Amen This, my dear sir, has reached our dear reader, your book No. 2, Hajjat al-Jari. We have benefited from it. Your greetings, praise be to God. In it, you introduced it to us. You sent it to us from them. You received it yesterday. Its history. May God bless you abundantly, and may your side be with you. Amen, Amen, and what is desired from the generous of your deeds is forgiveness. I met you and Belaid here. I wish you all the best. I thank you for your generosity. You have preceded, and as you were in our presence, your desire for a job for Sunday. We loved it, and it is Mr. Abdullah Ibn al-Hajj al-Mukhtar. Dinah Al-Rabati We ask Karim to please put your effort in this case and your reward to God. I tell you, sir, about our conditions. Our brother Hajj Al-Senussi is sick with salt disease and has been bedridden for more than a month. Ask him to heal him and that he extends great peace to you. May our sons Jamal Al-Din, Ahmed and Amanullah accept your generous hand. I hope for your benevolence. May our peace and respect extend to our honorable father, and I ask him to pray for him, as he received from us the literary son of yours, Sir Ali. And the writer, Mr. Abu Bakr, may God protect them, Amen. We hope that you will be honored by your visit in the spring season, God willing, and may the Lord take care of you. Amen. Peace be upon him. He wrote in Tlemcen, 4 Hajjah 1357, corresponding to January 4, 1939, from the vile servant who trusts in God the Most Gracious, Al-Ghouthi bin Qalfat, even if what is yours is on the head and the eye.
