Restriction - traders trade wheat

Title Restriction - traders trade wheat
Publication Date: 06/01/1897 — 02/08/1314
Subject Traders trade wheat
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display13193
Date 06/01/1897 — 02/08/1314
Notes Praise be to God, for what the teachers bought from the supply market, Khalouk Al-Jami at J. Bennaser Barisha, 32 Sums. Si Ahmed 124 for him at Sidi Ibn Al-Madani, 32 Sums. 124 Al-Bakari at Sidi Dirar, 40 Sums. Idriss, 128 Qaddour Ibn Al-Taj, with Muhammad Banani, 30 Sums 130. Praise be to God for those who attended the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya Highness, and received the sums of the four offers from the porters. Those mentioned, there is a record of it attested to against them, and they are fully aware of its value, knowledge, and willingness to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned place on the second of Shaban Al-Abrak in the year 1314.
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Restriction - traders trade wheat

Publication Date 06/01/1897 — 02/08/1314
Subject Traders trade wheat
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display13193
Date 06/01/1897 — 02/08/1314
Notes Praise be to God, for what the teachers bought from the supply market, Khalouk Al-Jami at J. Bennaser Barisha, 32 Sums. Si Ahmed 124 for him at Sidi Ibn Al-Madani, 32 Sums. 124 Al-Bakari at Sidi Dirar, 40 Sums. Idriss, 128 Qaddour Ibn Al-Taj, with Muhammad Banani, 30 Sums 130. Praise be to God for those who attended the wheat selling market above in the shop prepared for its sale from this Idrisiya Highness, and received the sums of the four offers from the porters. Those mentioned, there is a record of it attested to against them, and they are fully aware of its value, knowledge, and willingness to sell what was mentioned in the aforementioned place on the second of Shaban Al-Abrak in the year 1314.
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