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Message - Muhammad Al-Hamyan - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Kiswah

Title	Message - Muhammad Al-Hamyan - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Kiswah
Author	Muhammad Al-Hamyan
Author Original	محمد الحميان
Publication Date:	08/02/1866 — 22/09/1282
Publication Place	- Muhammad Al-Hamyan
Subject	The cladding
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display4272
Date	08/02/1866 — 22/09/1282
Notes	Praise be to God alone And may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master and master Muhammad and his family and upon our master, the happiest leader, the most glorious scholar, Sidi Idris, complete peace, and the mercy and blessings of God Almighty, on the goodness of our master, may God grant him victory. And after we have received your dearest book on the matter of clarifying the matter of the imprisoned Meccan master, there is on the matter of the clothing of the righteous saint, Sidi Ali bin Hamdush, may God bestow his blessings on us and you. The people are our cousins and others. They accused him of stealing the cloth and the spring, but as for me, you did not realize anything except seeking help. They brought two honorable Alawites to visit the aforementioned sheikh and imitated the sheikh’s request to learn in the aforementioned shrine. So we presented them to a leader who lined them up and threw them inside the aforementioned shrine and went away. When he raised to light the two candles, he did not follow them, so I searched for myself for the two candles and found them with him. He brought them from his house and it was reported that he opened the door and took them without the key to the dome and said that it was a solution. At the track, and as for the raisins, which he said were lost, they were sold by the one who found them for twenty-one mithqals, of which he paid thirteen mithqals and five uqiyahs in the sewage and the rent of an animal, and the rest of the aforementioned equipment, so here it is in my hands, and his statement of five riyals was taken for him and his eyes is correct, and for the love of our Lord, peace and blessings be upon the 212th of Ramadan in the year 1282. cross out and he said that he is permissible with the flute, it is correct with it. Your beloved is a servant and the poorest of the poor for his pardon, Muhammad Al-Humayyan, may God bless him and the Muslims and grant him peace. His loyalist is trustworthy.

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Message - Muhammad Al-Hamyan - Idris Al-Sarraj - Al-Kiswah

Author Muhammad Al-Hamyan

Author Original محمد الحميان

Publication Date 08/02/1866 — 22/09/1282

Publication Place - Muhammad Al-Hamyan

Subject The cladding

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display4272

Date 08/02/1866 — 22/09/1282

Notes Praise be to God alone And may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master and master Muhammad and his family and upon our master, the happiest leader, the most glorious scholar, Sidi Idris, complete peace, and the mercy and blessings of God Almighty, on the goodness of our master, may God grant him victory. And after we have received your dearest book on the matter of clarifying the matter of the imprisoned Meccan master, there is on the matter of the clothing of the righteous saint, Sidi Ali bin Hamdush, may God bestow his blessings on us and you. The people are our cousins and others. They accused him of stealing the cloth and the spring, but as for me, you did not realize anything except seeking help. They brought two honorable Alawites to visit the aforementioned sheikh and imitated the sheikh’s request to learn in the aforementioned shrine. So we presented them to a leader who lined them up and threw them inside the aforementioned shrine and went away. When he raised to light the two candles, he did not follow them, so I searched for myself for the two candles and found them with him. He brought them from his house and it was reported that he opened the door and took them without the key to the dome and said that it was a solution. At the track, and as for the raisins, which he said were lost, they were sold by the one who found them for twenty-one mithqals, of which he paid thirteen mithqals and five uqiyahs in the sewage and the rent of an animal, and the rest of the aforementioned equipment, so here it is in my hands, and his statement of five riyals was taken for him and his eyes is correct, and for the love of our Lord, peace and blessings be upon the 212th of Ramadan in the year 1282. cross out and he said that he is permissible with the flute, it is correct with it. Your beloved is a servant and the poorest of the poor for his pardon, Muhammad Al-Humayyan, may God bless him and the Muslims and grant him peace. His loyalist is trustworthy.