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Restriction - Lawsuits

Title	Restriction - Lawsuits
Publication Date:	10/10/1862 — 15/04/1279
Subject	Lawsuits
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
Record ID	display11107
Date	10/10/1862 — 15/04/1279
Notes	Praise be to God alone. Al-Ashhab, Si Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Zarhuni, Al-Khanduqi, Hamarni, Si Muhammad bin Ammar, the most famous lineage and his brothers, according to the drawing of Ahmad bin Al-Daraawi, which he claimed against his son-in-law, Si Muhammad, mentioned above, that he came out with two daughters, one designated by the left one, and the other, by writing to him for all of the demands and the entire consequences, due to what is indicated by the injury mentioned in Al-Barti, and beyond that, a complete, absolute, and complete acquittal, which comes in all respects. Adi and Fat'i' for every argument, and Arabs followed him. His value is attested to by his promise and his custom. On the fifteenth of the second quarter of the year two hundred and seventy-nine, and a thousand servants of his Lord.

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Restriction - Lawsuits

Publication Date 10/10/1862 — 15/04/1279

Subject Lawsuits

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

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

Record ID display11107

Date 10/10/1862 — 15/04/1279

Notes Praise be to God alone. Al-Ashhab, Si Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Zarhuni, Al-Khanduqi, Hamarni, Si Muhammad bin Ammar, the most famous lineage and his brothers, according to the drawing of Ahmad bin Al-Daraawi, which he claimed against his son-in-law, Si Muhammad, mentioned above, that he came out with two daughters, one designated by the left one, and the other, by writing to him for all of the demands and the entire consequences, due to what is indicated by the injury mentioned in Al-Barti, and beyond that, a complete, absolute, and complete acquittal, which comes in all respects. Adi and Fat'i' for every argument, and Arabs followed him. His value is attested to by his promise and his custom. On the fifteenth of the second quarter of the year two hundred and seventy-nine, and a thousand servants of his Lord.