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This Abū Saʿd the tax-farmer (ḍāmin) worked as a pair with a ḍāmin from Cairo, and so couldn't just show up in Banhā at the drop of a hat to help Yeḥezqel transport Abū Zikrī Kohen's silk back to Qalyūb (an eight-hour walk according to Google Maps). Moreover, two tax officials — a fellow tax-farmer in the dār al-ṣināʿa, the main customs point entering Fustat (see Med.
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- אן אלי אכר אלסאעה
- לם אתצרף פיה
- ודלך באן לם
...The judges aren't deciding the matter,the rayyisisn't free to sit in session, and if the judges siton their own, (the decision) they (make) won't be accepted. - Related People
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