Message - Sons of Hajj - Idris Al-Sarraj - The Kabylie Movement

Title Message - Sons of Hajj - Idris Al-Sarraj - The Kabylie Movement
Author Sons of Hajj
Author Original أولاد الحاج
Publication Place - Sons of Hajj
Subject The tribal movement
Type Document
Language Arabic
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Manuscript No
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Notes Praise be to God alone, the most happy Pasha, the most learned jurist, Sir Idris al-Sarraj. May the peace, mercy, and blessings of God Almighty be upon you. May God grant us victory. After that, when he came to us, our master, may God bless him, wrote about the rise to the sons of Imran, and we worked to rise up. We found Commander Abdul Salam Arieh that the sons of Imran and Zaj had returned by another route, deviated, and spent the night at the meteors in Benhad in. We wrote to him about the return that had returned from the happy campaign, and he mentioned to us that our master had returned. He commanded me to be linked to the corruption of the sons of Ala'yan, so that we might be among the aid of the leader, Muhammad ibn al-Khidr, to support him with him for their security. They all agreed on the corruption, and I fell from him among the sons of Ala'yan, when the commander, Abd al-Salam, came from the camp with eighteen soldiers, and he attacked it and wanted to eat them, and the people panicked on the third day. Now, we would like you to ask us to take your time because you are making a case with two lives. If we come to the happy camp, you will leave our children in loss, and no pots of peace will appear to us. And peace.        with the meaning of Hajj’s children
Kişi Adları القايد عبد السلام أرياح، القايد محمد بن الخضر، القايد عبد السلام
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Message - Sons of Hajj - Idris Al-Sarraj - The Kabylie Movement

Author Sons of Hajj
Author Original أولاد الحاج
Publication Place - Sons of Hajj
Subject The tribal movement
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display13174
Notes Praise be to God alone, the most happy Pasha, the most learned jurist, Sir Idris al-Sarraj. May the peace, mercy, and blessings of God Almighty be upon you. May God grant us victory. After that, when he came to us, our master, may God bless him, wrote about the rise to the sons of Imran, and we worked to rise up. We found Commander Abdul Salam Arieh that the sons of Imran and Zaj had returned by another route, deviated, and spent the night at the meteors in Benhad in. We wrote to him about the return that had returned from the happy campaign, and he mentioned to us that our master had returned. He commanded me to be linked to the corruption of the sons of Ala'yan, so that we might be among the aid of the leader, Muhammad ibn al-Khidr, to support him with him for their security. They all agreed on the corruption, and I fell from him among the sons of Ala'yan, when the commander, Abd al-Salam, came from the camp with eighteen soldiers, and he attacked it and wanted to eat them, and the people panicked on the third day. Now, we would like you to ask us to take your time because you are making a case with two lives. If we come to the happy camp, you will leave our children in loss, and no pots of peace will appear to us. And peace.        with the meaning of Hajj’s children
Kişi Adları القايد عبد السلام أرياح، القايد محمد بن الخضر، القايد عبد السلام
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