Restriction - Gypsum construction of landmark mosques

Title Restriction - Gypsum construction of landmark mosques
Publication Date: 14/08/1899 — 06/04/1317
Publication Place Agisa Mosque (Fez) -
Subject Gypsum construction, mosques, teachers
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display3491
Library Location Agisa Mosque (Fez)
Date 14/08/1899 — 06/04/1317
Notes Praise be to God, for the rent of a gypsum, an 84-meter servicing, a 4/77 service, a 28-cm3 drain, and a drain of 28 cm3. In the Ajisa Mosque, the above-mentioned sair collected nineteen mithqals, three uqiyahs, and a quarter of an uqiyah. The jurist who was rewarded for the term, Mr. al-Fadl al-Sarraj, came out with that as a card to the onlookers at the time, on behalf of himself and his partner al-Sharrat, for his disappearance in accordance with the honorable command. May God name him on the 6th of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year 1317.
Kişi Adları المحتسب المفضل السراج، أحمد الشراط
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Restriction - Gypsum construction of landmark mosques

Publication Date 14/08/1899 — 06/04/1317
Publication Place Agisa Mosque (Fez) -
Subject Gypsum construction, mosques, teachers
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display3491
Library Location Agisa Mosque (Fez)
Date 14/08/1899 — 06/04/1317
Notes Praise be to God, for the rent of a gypsum, an 84-meter servicing, a 4/77 service, a 28-cm3 drain, and a drain of 28 cm3. In the Ajisa Mosque, the above-mentioned sair collected nineteen mithqals, three uqiyahs, and a quarter of an uqiyah. The jurist who was rewarded for the term, Mr. al-Fadl al-Sarraj, came out with that as a card to the onlookers at the time, on behalf of himself and his partner al-Sharrat, for his disappearance in accordance with the honorable command. May God name him on the 6th of Rabi’ al-Thani in the year 1317.
Kişi Adları المحتسب المفضل السراج، أحمد الشراط
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