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Restriction - Jail Lawsuits

Title	Restriction - Jail Lawsuits
Publication Date:	04/03/1867 — 27/10/1283
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	display8202
Date	04/03/1867 — 27/10/1283
Notes	Praise be to God, the merchant, Al-Abar Al-Hajj Al-Mufaddal, son of Al-Hajj Ali Ibn Al-Amin, testified that he acquitted the woman, Khadija bint Al-Murabit, Sidi Muhammad Al-Da’i, and God protects Al-Jami’i, of what she was accused of and for which she was imprisoned. What is the complete acquittal that he demanded after that and did not perform, acknowledging that he had no claim against her and that he had no claim on her, and he authorized her to be released from prison with full testimony. He recognized her fate, witnessed it in its entirety, and recognized it on the blessed twenty-seventh of Shawwal in the year two hundred and eighty-three and one thousand.

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Restriction - Jail Lawsuits

Publication Date 04/03/1867 — 27/10/1283

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 display8202

Date 04/03/1867 — 27/10/1283

Notes Praise be to God, the merchant, Al-Abar Al-Hajj Al-Mufaddal, son of Al-Hajj Ali Ibn Al-Amin, testified that he acquitted the woman, Khadija bint Al-Murabit, Sidi Muhammad Al-Da’i, and God protects Al-Jami’i, of what she was accused of and for which she was imprisoned. What is the complete acquittal that he demanded after that and did not perform, acknowledging that he had no claim against her and that he had no claim on her, and he authorized her to be released from prison with full testimony. He recognized her fate, witnessed it in its entirety, and recognized it on the blessed twenty-seventh of Shawwal in the year two hundred and eighty-three and one thousand.