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Answers of the jurists of Fez to the temptations of the Hayina tribe
(أجوبة فقهاء فاس على فتن قبيلة الحياينة)

Title	Answers of the jurists of Fez to the temptations of the Hayina tribe
Title Original	أجوبة فقهاء فاس على فتن قبيلة الحياينة
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	12
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	affichage_numerics2197
Notes	The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, and from some of the manuscripts it reads: Praise be to God. These answers are from the jurists of Fez, may God preserve it and provide them with His success. The text of the first of them follows: Praise be to God, and may blessings and peace be upon His Prophet (...) As for the issue of the Arabs who cut off Muslims and plunder their money in a way that makes it impossible to call for help, such as brandishing weapons, they are warriors in the jurists’ terminology. End of the manuscript: All that was mentioned in the handwriting of the honorable Sherif Moulay Hamdoun Taher Al-Jouti Al-Hassani has ended. When these answers reached the president, Sayyid Muhammad al-Hajj al-Bakri al-Dala’i, and the people of Fez called for help in this regard, he called for the movement and went out to them until he descended on them in al-Mahalla. He fought them at the beginning of Ramadan in the year one thousand sixty-two, defeated them in a hideous defeat, and began to kill them until the people thought that they would never stand again. The Muslims were relieved from their corruption and arrogance for a long period and many years, and the matter belongs to God before and after. I finish. This text by Al-Nawazli contains the fatwas of seven scholars, and the institution has a second copy, No. 327/4, which contains the fatwas of six scholars. It is missing the fatwa of Ali bin Muhammad Al-Marri. - After that, a fatwa by Al-Barzali quoted from Al-Amiri’s explanation of the operations Font type: Moroccan

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Answers of the jurists of Fez to the temptations of the Hayina tribe

(أجوبة فقهاء فاس على فتن قبيلة الحياينة)

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 12

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

Record ID affichage_numerics2197

Notes The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, and from some of the manuscripts it reads: Praise be to God. These answers are from the jurists of Fez, may God preserve it and provide them with His success. The text of the first of them follows: Praise be to God, and may blessings and peace be upon His Prophet (...) As for the issue of the Arabs who cut off Muslims and plunder their money in a way that makes it impossible to call for help, such as brandishing weapons, they are warriors in the jurists’ terminology. End of the manuscript: All that was mentioned in the handwriting of the honorable Sherif Moulay Hamdoun Taher Al-Jouti Al-Hassani has ended. When these answers reached the president, Sayyid Muhammad al-Hajj al-Bakri al-Dala’i, and the people of Fez called for help in this regard, he called for the movement and went out to them until he descended on them in al-Mahalla. He fought them at the beginning of Ramadan in the year one thousand sixty-two, defeated them in a hideous defeat, and began to kill them until the people thought that they would never stand again. The Muslims were relieved from their corruption and arrogance for a long period and many years, and the matter belongs to God before and after. I finish. This text by Al-Nawazli contains the fatwas of seven scholars, and the institution has a second copy, No. 327/4, which contains the fatwas of six scholars. It is missing the fatwa of Ali bin Muhammad Al-Marri. - After that, a fatwa by Al-Barzali quoted from Al-Amiri’s explanation of the operations Font type: Moroccan