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Restriction - House of lawsuits

Title	Restriction - House of lawsuits
Publication Date:	26/08/1862 — 29/02/1279
Subject	The House of Judicial Litigation
Type	belge
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display11103
Date	26/08/1862 — 29/02/1279
Notes	Praise be to Sidi Abdul Salam Muhammad Al-Sharif Al-Krini and his sister-in-law, Sidi Muhammad Fatha, Sidi Al-Tayeb Al-Nasab, committed to evacuating the house in which they now reside, opposite the Herring Mosque, near Bab Bani Musafer, from Houmt Al-Karran, adjacent to Dar Al-Ba. We have for you for the past three days of its history, with the necessary commitment to them. It shows that they cannot help but evacuate it. The scene of the second shows that it does not hover around Hama Zawiyah of the first, which is the shrine of Sidi Idris, in which the aforementioned house is located, and it is not exposed to its visitors, knowing its fate. He bore witness to it in full, and the first recognized it, and he recognized it to the second, on the twenty-ninth of Safar in the year seventy-eight, with one hundred and two hundred, and a thousand. The best is due to him, Amin.

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Restriction - House of lawsuits

Publication Date 26/08/1862 — 29/02/1279

Subject The House of Judicial Litigation

Type belge

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display11103

Date 26/08/1862 — 29/02/1279

Notes Praise be to Sidi Abdul Salam Muhammad Al-Sharif Al-Krini and his sister-in-law, Sidi Muhammad Fatha, Sidi Al-Tayeb Al-Nasab, committed to evacuating the house in which they now reside, opposite the Herring Mosque, near Bab Bani Musafer, from Houmt Al-Karran, adjacent to Dar Al-Ba. We have for you for the past three days of its history, with the necessary commitment to them. It shows that they cannot help but evacuate it. The scene of the second shows that it does not hover around Hama Zawiyah of the first, which is the shrine of Sidi Idris, in which the aforementioned house is located, and it is not exposed to its visitors, knowing its fate. He bore witness to it in full, and the first recognized it, and he recognized it to the second, on the twenty-ninth of Safar in the year seventy-eight, with one hundred and two hundred, and a thousand. The best is due to him, Amin.