Message - Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti - Idris Al-Sarraj - Bandits attacking the tribes

Title Message - Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti - Idris Al-Sarraj - Bandits attacking the tribes
Author Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti
Author Original التهامي بن عبد الله الصخرتي
Publication Place - Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti
Subject Bandits attack tribes
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display2258
Notes Praise be to God alone                           May God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family and love, may God prolong the life of the honest jurist, the most guiding leader, Abu Al-Makarim, Sir Idris Al-Sarraj. May God’s peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. For the goodness of our Lord, may God support him and grant him victory. After that, sir, we inform you. May God teach you about the affair of Banu Ammar. He had mugs, and they saw that. They beat Mujat on the road and took the livestock to them. What is that, according to your knowledge, and they presented to them Bani Ammar and they responded with sheep and cows. Then we heard that this was attributed to the Sharif, the son-in-law of Al-Muti’, but my master, without verification. Then they presented Bani Ammar a second time and they responded with cows, and they exposed them to the raiders and removed it from them, and they took it along with that, so it was necessary. Then he succeeded with those who brought Bani Ammar to meet the raiders to verify with them about that, so they mentioned that their delegations were impostors with horses of many calamities, and they beat them and then beat them. The matter is between the crime and the plucking in death, and we love you, sir, to assign someone to punish him, so that enmity and hatred will occur between the tribe, which is the root of corruption, and then secondly, they struck the people of the common people and took for them the subsistence livestock of Bani Ammar, and we love you, sir, stand up, perhaps we will publish this service before you help them, because it is all between, may God reward you with goodness and peace.                 Your servant Al-Tuhami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrati, may God protect him.
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Message - Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti - Idris Al-Sarraj - Bandits attacking the tribes

Author Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti
Author Original التهامي بن عبد الله الصخرتي
Publication Place - Al-Tahami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrti
Subject Bandits attack tribes
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID display2258
Notes Praise be to God alone                           May God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family and love, may God prolong the life of the honest jurist, the most guiding leader, Abu Al-Makarim, Sir Idris Al-Sarraj. May God’s peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you. For the goodness of our Lord, may God support him and grant him victory. After that, sir, we inform you. May God teach you about the affair of Banu Ammar. He had mugs, and they saw that. They beat Mujat on the road and took the livestock to them. What is that, according to your knowledge, and they presented to them Bani Ammar and they responded with sheep and cows. Then we heard that this was attributed to the Sharif, the son-in-law of Al-Muti’, but my master, without verification. Then they presented Bani Ammar a second time and they responded with cows, and they exposed them to the raiders and removed it from them, and they took it along with that, so it was necessary. Then he succeeded with those who brought Bani Ammar to meet the raiders to verify with them about that, so they mentioned that their delegations were impostors with horses of many calamities, and they beat them and then beat them. The matter is between the crime and the plucking in death, and we love you, sir, to assign someone to punish him, so that enmity and hatred will occur between the tribe, which is the root of corruption, and then secondly, they struck the people of the common people and took for them the subsistence livestock of Bani Ammar, and we love you, sir, stand up, perhaps we will publish this service before you help them, because it is all between, may God reward you with goodness and peace.                 Your servant Al-Tuhami bin Abdullah Al-Sakhrati, may God protect him.
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