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Message - Haj Belkacem Al-Sousi - Idris Al-Sarraj - Wheat, oil, prison, tithes

Title	Message - Haj Belkacem Al-Sousi - Idris Al-Sarraj - Wheat, oil, prison, tithes
Author	Hajj Belkacem Soussi
Author Original	الحاج بلقاسم السوسي
Publication Date:	11/11/1870 — 16/08/1287
Publication Place	- Hajj Belkacem Soussi
Subject	Wheat oil prison tithes
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display538
Date	11/11/1870 — 16/08/1287
Notes	Praise be to God alone. The servant of our master Al-Mansour Billah, the jurist, the most uplifted, the most guiding leader, Si Idris Al-Sarraj, may peace and mercy be upon you in the presence of our Lord, grant him victory. May God know, Si Arrahmani, Hajj Al-Hamani, his grip, and here he is in prison, and we, Idris, if you want us to direct this to him, or he remains in prison, I mentioned, then your vision is wider, and at your service, greetings and peace. And to him on the 16th of Shaaban Al-Abarak in the year 1287, your servant, Hajj Belkacem Al-Sousi, may God fix him. Know, sir, that the new sheikh who took charge of Madshar Bani Amer wanted to enter into the tithes of wheat and oil with the sheikhs who were before him, and they all agreed to what you ordered regarding entry and exit, and your consideration and peace be upon him.

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Message - Haj Belkacem Al-Sousi - Idris Al-Sarraj - Wheat, oil, prison, tithes

Author Hajj Belkacem Soussi

Author Original الحاج بلقاسم السوسي

Publication Date 11/11/1870 — 16/08/1287

Publication Place - Hajj Belkacem Soussi

Subject Wheat oil prison tithes

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display538

Date 11/11/1870 — 16/08/1287

Notes Praise be to God alone. The servant of our master Al-Mansour Billah, the jurist, the most uplifted, the most guiding leader, Si Idris Al-Sarraj, may peace and mercy be upon you in the presence of our Lord, grant him victory. May God know, Si Arrahmani, Hajj Al-Hamani, his grip, and here he is in prison, and we, Idris, if you want us to direct this to him, or he remains in prison, I mentioned, then your vision is wider, and at your service, greetings and peace. And to him on the 16th of Shaaban Al-Abarak in the year 1287, your servant, Hajj Belkacem Al-Sousi, may God fix him. Know, sir, that the new sheikh who took charge of Madshar Bani Amer wanted to enter into the tithes of wheat and oil with the sheikhs who were before him, and they all agreed to what you ordered regarding entry and exit, and your consideration and peace be upon him.