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Legal contracts - lawsuits, women (nation)

Title	Legal contracts - lawsuits, women (nation)
Publication Date:	13/05/1866 — 27/12/1282
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	display13414
Date	13/05/1866 — 27/12/1282
Notes	Praise be to God, the woman, Ruqayyah bint Al-Arabi Al-Sousi Al-Wazzani, admitted that neither Muhammad bin Ahmad of lineage nor Al-Qaid Al-Hassan bin Mubarak of lineage had insulted her nor had he committed any crime against her yesterday, and there was nothing left of them that she disliked. She admitted that to her obligation of speaking the truth and acknowledging honesty, and that she absolved them of all lawsuits, all of them, and all of their consequences, with a complete, comprehensive, absolute, general acquittal after which there is no follow-up or resurrection. It was long or short, and she knew his fate. He testified against them in its entirety and recognized it. With her description of her being thin on her left cheek and having a tattoo on her nose, rather bare, on the twenty-seventh of Dhu al-Hijjah al-Haram, the year one thousand and eighty-two.

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Legal contracts - lawsuits, women (nation)

Publication Date 13/05/1866 — 27/12/1282

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 display13414

Date 13/05/1866 — 27/12/1282

Notes Praise be to God, the woman, Ruqayyah bint Al-Arabi Al-Sousi Al-Wazzani, admitted that neither Muhammad bin Ahmad of lineage nor Al-Qaid Al-Hassan bin Mubarak of lineage had insulted her nor had he committed any crime against her yesterday, and there was nothing left of them that she disliked. She admitted that to her obligation of speaking the truth and acknowledging honesty, and that she absolved them of all lawsuits, all of them, and all of their consequences, with a complete, comprehensive, absolute, general acquittal after which there is no follow-up or resurrection. It was long or short, and she knew his fate. He testified against them in its entirety and recognized it. With her description of her being thin on her left cheek and having a tattoo on her nose, rather bare, on the twenty-seventh of Dhu al-Hijjah al-Haram, the year one thousand and eighty-two.