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Limitation - Assault Innocence Lawsuits

Title	Limitation - Assault Innocence Lawsuits
Publication Date:	19/03/1870 — 16/12/1286
Subject	Innocence Assault Lawsuits
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display8346
Date	19/03/1870 — 16/12/1286
Notes	Praise be to God, for the permission of the one who is obliged and guided by him. He saw his martyrs, may God protect her. The boy, Ahmed bin Al-Hajj Muhammad Twaijer, in the first house, the left of the interior, the son of the teacher from Houmt Al-Ayoun, lying on the ground, his throats stained with blood, and on his head and on the left side of his head, a wound as large as a fingertip. The skin was cut from the aforementioned wound. Dry blood reached his neck. He was asked about who. He was asked about him, which he mentioned, which a wise person does not often do himself. He mentioned that it was the evening before. Ibn Yahya and the son of Tanguy, who live in Ras al-Jinan, and Sidi Othman al-Kattani and brothers whose name is not known, and the son of Sidi Muhammad al-Alawi and the son of al-Mazzaz, and they began to beat them with stones whenever they broke some of their utensils. He took their place with those who used to do the aforementioned beating to him. He knew what was mentioned and heard what was mentioned by those who mentioned about the aforementioned permission. He was recorded in the sixteenth Hajj of the year eighty-six and a thousand. Praise be to God, after Abd al-Salam Toujar, the plaintiff’s brother, testified that they broke him, and his uncle, the late Sidi Muhammad ibn al-Talib. Mr. Masoud al-Nasab, they acquitted all the defendants around him on behalf of the aforementioned plaintiff, and they were completely acquitted, absolute, and general, so that they had no words left with them due to what they mentioned. They were acquitted of something and he died from that in the presence of the deceased and with his approval of that. They knew his fate, and all of the first two testified against him, and in the hereafter this and suspicion, and he knew them in the tenth of the month around him, Muhammad, and from him around him, they completely acquitted the plaintiff.

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Limitation - Assault Innocence Lawsuits

Publication Date 19/03/1870 — 16/12/1286

Subject Innocence Assault Lawsuits

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display8346

Date 19/03/1870 — 16/12/1286

Notes Praise be to God, for the permission of the one who is obliged and guided by him. He saw his martyrs, may God protect her. The boy, Ahmed bin Al-Hajj Muhammad Twaijer, in the first house, the left of the interior, the son of the teacher from Houmt Al-Ayoun, lying on the ground, his throats stained with blood, and on his head and on the left side of his head, a wound as large as a fingertip. The skin was cut from the aforementioned wound. Dry blood reached his neck. He was asked about who. He was asked about him, which he mentioned, which a wise person does not often do himself. He mentioned that it was the evening before. Ibn Yahya and the son of Tanguy, who live in Ras al-Jinan, and Sidi Othman al-Kattani and brothers whose name is not known, and the son of Sidi Muhammad al-Alawi and the son of al-Mazzaz, and they began to beat them with stones whenever they broke some of their utensils. He took their place with those who used to do the aforementioned beating to him. He knew what was mentioned and heard what was mentioned by those who mentioned about the aforementioned permission. He was recorded in the sixteenth Hajj of the year eighty-six and a thousand. Praise be to God, after Abd al-Salam Toujar, the plaintiff’s brother, testified that they broke him, and his uncle, the late Sidi Muhammad ibn al-Talib. Mr. Masoud al-Nasab, they acquitted all the defendants around him on behalf of the aforementioned plaintiff, and they were completely acquitted, absolute, and general, so that they had no words left with them due to what they mentioned. They were acquitted of something and he died from that in the presence of the deceased and with his approval of that. They knew his fate, and all of the first two testified against him, and in the hereafter this and suspicion, and he knew them in the tenth of the month around him, Muhammad, and from him around him, they completely acquitted the plaintiff.