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Sermon - Women's Lawsuits (Nation)

Title	Sermon - Women's Lawsuits (Nation)
Publication Date:	24/10/1866 — 14/06/1283
Subject	Women's Lawsuits (Nation)
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display13348
Date	24/10/1866 — 14/06/1283
Notes	Praise be to God, his two witnesses, may God protect them from the five women, namely Fatima bint Qasim bin Ali bin Ali Al-Zarhouni Al-Amari Al-Marza’i, Fatima bint Al-Hajj Muhammad Belhassan Al-Rifas by lineage, Ruqiyah bint Ahal Al-Faqih Si, of good lineage, and Fatima bint Ham bin Malik by lineage, testified to their knowledge of the white chamber dotted with Baalja, which was composed of the dhal of Marjan and Sebasit, Qadha Firas Ham, and Bint Al-Arabi Balm Al-Rafasi, the most complete faces of knowledge. And they ate it legally, and with it, they testified that the aforementioned room was the property of their master, the daughter of Al-Faqih bin Abdullah, whose lineage was known to them as well. The first woman added that the silver in the aforementioned piece of silver, called the kharsha, was also theirs, and so on from her until it was stolen from them by another pilgrim and their custodian, Fatima bint Lahsan, Fatima bint Qasim, and Fatima Besheikh, that the room was bought by Maryam, mentioned with them, in a coral necklace for my beloved on five threads, and she took possession of it. Each one of them is Muhammad, rather, a thread in a stone like it, and Fatima bint al-Faqih, Hassan Ruqayyah bint Ahmad, mentioned above shows complete contact and acquaintance. Whoever receives from them what he mentioned, record it as a witness on their behalf, he will ask her on the fourteenth of Jumada al-Thani in the year eighty-three and two hundred and a thousand on the authority of those mentioned. Whoever wrote it down with others, it is authenticated by the servant of his Lord, Most High.

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Sermon - Women's Lawsuits (Nation)

Publication Date 24/10/1866 — 14/06/1283

Subject Women's Lawsuits (Nation)

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display13348

Date 24/10/1866 — 14/06/1283

Notes Praise be to God, his two witnesses, may God protect them from the five women, namely Fatima bint Qasim bin Ali bin Ali Al-Zarhouni Al-Amari Al-Marza’i, Fatima bint Al-Hajj Muhammad Belhassan Al-Rifas by lineage, Ruqiyah bint Ahal Al-Faqih Si, of good lineage, and Fatima bint Ham bin Malik by lineage, testified to their knowledge of the white chamber dotted with Baalja, which was composed of the dhal of Marjan and Sebasit, Qadha Firas Ham, and Bint Al-Arabi Balm Al-Rafasi, the most complete faces of knowledge. And they ate it legally, and with it, they testified that the aforementioned room was the property of their master, the daughter of Al-Faqih bin Abdullah, whose lineage was known to them as well. The first woman added that the silver in the aforementioned piece of silver, called the kharsha, was also theirs, and so on from her until it was stolen from them by another pilgrim and their custodian, Fatima bint Lahsan, Fatima bint Qasim, and Fatima Besheikh, that the room was bought by Maryam, mentioned with them, in a coral necklace for my beloved on five threads, and she took possession of it. Each one of them is Muhammad, rather, a thread in a stone like it, and Fatima bint al-Faqih, Hassan Ruqayyah bint Ahmad, mentioned above shows complete contact and acquaintance. Whoever receives from them what he mentioned, record it as a witness on their behalf, he will ask her on the fourteenth of Jumada al-Thani in the year eighty-three and two hundred and a thousand on the authority of those mentioned. Whoever wrote it down with others, it is authenticated by the servant of his Lord, Most High.