منحة في وثيقة رسميّة: T-S Ar.40.3

وثيقة رسميّة T-S Ar.40.3
  1. الاقتباس المرجعي
    Geoffrey Khan, Arabic Legal and Administrative Documents in the Cambridge Genizah Collections (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993).
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    • Doc. 102
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    • Digital Edition
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T-S Ar.40.3 1r

1r
Geoffrey Khan, Arabic Legal and Administrative Documents in the Cambridge Genizah Collections (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993).

Recto

  1. المملوك [           ]
  2. [          ] المخلص من اهل منية غمر
  3. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
  4. وينهى الى مجلس المولا شمس الدين سيف المجاهدين 
  5. عمدة الملوك والسلاطين ادام الله ايامه وخلد 
  6. ملكه وملك سلطانه وارحم والديه واحمامه 
  7. اننى رجل مقيم في فندق من عدة سنين لم يصل للمملوك 
  8. من يوم سكنة والى الان مضرة ولما كان فى هذا الوقت 
  9. سكن جوار المملوك رجل وله اولاد قد حل على قلب 
  10. المملوك من ولده الصغير مضرة عضيمة وكل ما شكا 
  11. المملوك قضيته لابيه فزانها في الظاهرة عن المملوك
  12. قدام الناس فاذا خلى بولده قد اخرجه
  13. يترجا على المملوك وقد الم على المملوك

Right margin

  1. بسفاهة والمملوك شاهد عدل بمنية غمر
Geoffrey Khan, Arabic Legal and Administrative Documents in the Cambridge Genizah Collections (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993).

Recto

  1. The slave

  2. [ ] Mukhliṣ, inhabitant of Minyat Ghamr.

  3. In the name of God, the merciful and compassionate.

  4. (The slave) reports to the seat of the master Shams aI-Dīn, the sword of the warriors,

  5. the support of kings and sultans, may God cause his days to endure and make eternal

  6. his rule and the rule of his sultan and show mercy to his parents and his relatives, 

  7. (reports) that I am a man who has been dwelling in a hostel for a number of years. No harm has been done to the slave

  8. from the day he began living there until the present. But now

  9. a man has moved into the slave's neighborhood with his children. The slave has suffered

  10. great harm from his young son. Every time the slave complains

  11. about the affair to his father he adorns the appearance of the slave's story

  12. before the people and his son is allowed to go out 

  13. and brazenly set upon the slave

 

Right margin

  1. with impudence. The slave is a certified witness in Minyat Ghamr.

T-S Ar.40.3 1v

1v

Verso

  1. واجترا دق حرمة المملوك بين الناس باسنانه بغير سبب
  2. والمملوك من ذوى البيوتات ومن اهل القران والعلم 
  3. وقد ترك المملوك جميع ما ملكه من ملك وغيره من
  4. المظالم الخبث وسكن بجنب حضرة المولا وعدله
  5. و[لل]مملوك يسل النظر في حاله في خروج الامر بكشف
  6. عن قضية المملوك وما يعتمد هذا الصبي في حق
  7. المملوك فاذا ا{ل}تضح له مضرة هذا الصبي وسفاهته
  8. على المملوك بغير حق يقابله المولا بما يستحقه عدل عليه 
  9. فينعم المولا من المملوك ا<ل>دعا الصالح من المملوك فى
  10. عقبت كل صلاة وسلام

Verso

  1. He has had the audacity to injure the slave's wife with his teeth in front of people without any cause.

  2. The slave is a man of property and is a devout and learned man,

  3. yet he (has be obliged to) leave all the property that he possesses and (has suffered) other

  4. wrongs and mistreatment. He places his trust in the protection of the presence of the master and his justice.

  5. The slave requests the examination of his case (and) the issuing of a command to investigate

  6. the affair of the slave to establish how the youth is encroaching upon the rights

  7. of the slave. When he has had proof of the harm and the impudence of the youth,

  8. which he has unjustly inflicted on the slave, let the master requite him with the justice he deserves,

  9. and the master will be graciously offered a pious personal prayer by the slave at 

  10. the end of each statutory prayer. Peace.

 

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