Dating: ca. 11th–12th century. Abū Aṭibbāʾ b. Abū l-Faḍl b. Abū Aṭibbāʾ the Jew buys 1/4 of a shop from [Sitt al-]Kuttāb bt. […]; 1/2 of the property belongs to her. Also mentioned are Ṣāʿid b. Shukr and his wife ʿAzīza bt. Ḥāmid, who may also be buying or already own part of the same shop.
This is what Abū Aṭibbāʾ ibn Abū al-Faḍ1 ibn Abū Aṭibbāʾ the Jew, the [ … ] bought [ … ]
there are wrinkles on it, with linked eyebrows, dark brown eyes, a hooked nose, a round beard, there being a mole on his left cheek, from Kuttāb [ … ]
in one striking of the hands, all the portion, the amount of which is one quarter, six shares from twenty-four shares, held in common, from all the [ … ]
the stalls, concerning which this seller stated that a half of its building was hers, in her ownership and her possession and [a quarter … ] was still in her possession [ … ]
to Shāʿid ibn Shukr and to his wife, ʿAzīza ibnat Ḥāmid, the remaining quarter in a document with the same date.