Author
Idris Al-Sarraj
Author Original
إدريس السراج
Publication Date
29/11/1863 — 17/06/1280
Publication Place
Broom -
Idris Al-Sarraj
Subject
Salt minerals—store, movement
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
display1
Library Location
Broom
Date
29/11/1863 — 17/06/1280
Notes
Praise be to God, our dearest earthly lover and the servant of our master, the most faithful, the most sinful and the leader, Hasan bin Ammar. May the peace and mercy of God be upon you, for the goodness of our Lord, may God support him. And after that, a man from the Zarhanna in Madshar Al-Assa responded, complaining that your brothers, the people of Maknasa, who are camped in Wadi Maksar, have prevented him from serving the salt mine that is here for you, and it is among the ancient lands of the Zarhanna, and no one has entered it, and under their hands are their fees. So, now we would like your brothers to desist from them until they purify it and carry it. It is from us, like other metals that are sold to the side of the store. May God pay it, and God must bless you with love and peace on Jumada 2, 17, 1280 AH. Idris Al-Sarraj, may God grant him peace. Praise be to God, and upon your masters, the most sincere greetings. And after that, these people who returned it will bring with them the mellah. With them are those who dispose of the hand and what our Lord intended, as in your work. There is no reason for the Zarhna to dispose of the mellah unless it is, for example, in the land of their ownership. The Makhazinis and the Aduls must leave and read their fees. They must return with them. And peace be upon the Commander, Mr. Hassan bin Ammar, may God grant him peace.
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إدريس السراج، القائد لحسن بن عمار
