Author
The Sheikhs of Skhirat and the Arab Talghizi Sheikh
Author Original
أشياخ الصخيرات والشيخ العربي التالغيزي
Publication Date
31/03/1865 — 04/11/1281
Publication Place
Meknes -
The Sheikhs of Skhirat and the Arab Talghizi Sheikh
Subject
Firewood
Type
Document
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID
display8410
Library Location
Meknes
Date
31/03/1865 — 04/11/1281
Notes
Praise be to God alone May God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family and companions, and peace be upon our master, the upright jurist, the honorable leader, the servant of the high word of our master in God, Sir Idris Al-Sarraj, peace and mercy be upon you, for the best of our master, may God grant him victory and immortalize his kingdom. Know my sorrow, for here is the spreader of the Sakhirat who ransomed what was required of them for firewood, fifty lambs, and the spreader of Joseph’s children, they burned forty lambs, and we are the honorable service. May God keep you for us and support you with His satisfaction on the 4th of Qa’dah 1281 Ashiyah Al-Dukhairat and the sheikh of the sons of Yusuf. Praise be to God alone for the supremacy of Al-Asaad, the freed of necks, a creation that lasts from the dust, and the action of the tongue that speaks the right thing and conveys the answer from country to country to the noble and upright jurist, the leader Al-Asaad. May God bless you and grant you peace, Si Idris Al-Sarraj, may God’s peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. Our Mawlana Al-Mansour, by God, and I will live forever, the King of Amin. I know my name. Our country is the source of our land in Gaza, Rafd. As for what is obligatory for them in the wood, which is thirty before God bless you, peace be upon you. On the goodness of our master, may God grant him victory and immortalize his kingdom. Whoever saw it, my lord, the Mudshar of the citadel, provided forty-five of what was obligatory for them in the sermons, may God bless you and grant you peace. As for the duty of the people of Madshar the general, five loads of firewood are their duty along with the pieces of wood. And peace be upon him. Sheikh of the Qalah, J. Muhammad ibn al-Hajj Qasim, the Mudshar of the general, a delegation of five loads of wood that was obligatory for them to the city of Meknes.
