Restriction - Jail Lawsuits
| Title | Restriction - Jail Lawsuits |
|---|---|
| Publication Date: | 05/05/1863 — 16/11/1279 |
| Subject | Prison lawsuits |
| Type | Document |
| Language | Arabic |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Library: | King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID | display10001 |
| Date | 05/05/1863 — 16/11/1279 |
| Notes | Praise be to God, since the prevailing custom in the past was that whoever sold something in the halls of ghee and oil in this Idrisian presence is the one who is responsible for collecting the price of what he sold of that himself (parts). People, and they are those mentioned in the tora to his right, were made to learn to collect on their behalf from those who buy from them and they would be an intermediary between the seller and the buyer and perhaps the additional coin would be collected for them when the matter of the riyal became unregulated because of that and it appeared to the president Al-Asaad, the jurist, the assistant officer, Sidi Idris bin Al-Amin. The late superintendent, Sir Hajj Abd al-Rahman al-Sarraj al-Andalusi, that whoever sold something would be the one responsible for collecting its price himself, as long as it was previously, and so that the heinous matter that arose because of what was mentioned would be put to an end. Then, among those mentioned to him, those mentioned in Tara attended his oath and pledged not to do it again. And whoever among them did so again for something would be subject to punishment and retribution. He testified against them in full and recognized them on the sixteenth of Qa’dah and the year seventy-nine in the month of Muwahidah and Maitin and Al-Hajj Abd al-Salam bin Al-Thami Al-Wazzani His son is Sidi Muhammad Muhammad bin Abdel-Ghani bin Jelloun Al-Si Bousselham bin Hilal Al-Gharbawi Al-Hajj Muhammad bin Al-Assawi Al-Laabi Hajj Al-Hassan bin Ahmed Al-Sousi Abdullah bin Saleh Al-Tawati Ahmed bin Al-Talib Al-Sousi Al-Hassan bin Nasser Al-Sousi Al-Tamzrari |
