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Restriction - hawaij (needs) cladding

Title	Restriction - hawaij (needs) cladding
Publication Date:	04/10/1868 — 16/06/1285
Subject	Al-Hawaij (Al-Hawaij) is the cladding
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display8592
Date	04/10/1868 — 16/06/1285
Notes	Praise be to God, present with his martyrs, Abd al-Jalil bin Ali al-Yazighi, were the two Mughran Arabs of Rab’a Haiqi al-Arideen, Sidi Qaim al-Anf and Sidi Muhammad bin Talib, lineage of Arabs limited and unbroken by lineage, you know, and they testified together that they were in possession from the hand of a representative on behalf of the leader al-Asaad, the chief Sidi Idris al-Sarraj, who is Haj Azouz Ibn Khadr, all the hawaijs ruled on the eve, the beginning of which is Hail Sufa and the end of which is the Ghalan, complete possession, in recognition of the fact that the two possessors The two mentioned people had this stand on them, Bobroy, from that, he completed his innocence and completed it. They knew his destiny, which was attested to them in its entirety, and he knew Azouz, he knew what they knew, and on the sixteenth of Jumada al-Than in the year two hundred and eighty-five, he knew about it. Praise be to God, you are a good-natured woolen, you are a good tyrant, the last of the nines, two shamers, linen, with two wools. We cut the details of linen at that time in a punch, then an iron edge, a building for fodder, a pair of wool, a Saturday, leather, a scrap of linen. Two coats of wool with raisin rings, then two taller heads of two male mules, one with a back and anus, both of them blue in color, of medium height.

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Restriction - hawaij (needs) cladding

Publication Date 04/10/1868 — 16/06/1285

Subject Al-Hawaij (Al-Hawaij) is the cladding

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display8592

Date 04/10/1868 — 16/06/1285

Notes Praise be to God, present with his martyrs, Abd al-Jalil bin Ali al-Yazighi, were the two Mughran Arabs of Rab’a Haiqi al-Arideen, Sidi Qaim al-Anf and Sidi Muhammad bin Talib, lineage of Arabs limited and unbroken by lineage, you know, and they testified together that they were in possession from the hand of a representative on behalf of the leader al-Asaad, the chief Sidi Idris al-Sarraj, who is Haj Azouz Ibn Khadr, all the hawaijs ruled on the eve, the beginning of which is Hail Sufa and the end of which is the Ghalan, complete possession, in recognition of the fact that the two possessors The two mentioned people had this stand on them, Bobroy, from that, he completed his innocence and completed it. They knew his destiny, which was attested to them in its entirety, and he knew Azouz, he knew what they knew, and on the sixteenth of Jumada al-Than in the year two hundred and eighty-five, he knew about it. Praise be to God, you are a good-natured woolen, you are a good tyrant, the last of the nines, two shamers, linen, with two wools. We cut the details of linen at that time in a punch, then an iron edge, a building for fodder, a pair of wool, a Saturday, leather, a scrap of linen. Two coats of wool with raisin rings, then two taller heads of two male mules, one with a back and anus, both of them blue in color, of medium height.