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Two legal documents (iqrār) in Arabic script. The muqirr ʿAbd al-Raḥmān makes a declaration. Needs examination.
لا توجد ثبت المراجع والمصادر
Daniel b. Yiṣḥaq known as Ibn al-Baqra(?)."
Fragment in Judaeo-Arabic listing several names (e.g. Hilāl, Yūsuf, al-Skandarānī) and perhaps including names of witnesses.
Mentions names such as Abū ʿAlī. (Information from CUDL.)
Mentioning names such as Bū Naṣr Ṣedaqa; Abū l-Bishr Azhar; Abū Yaʿaqov; and al-Ḥakīm
1 مناقشة
Marriage contract (ketubba) concerning Badriyya,"who is single," the daughter of ʿAllūn. (Friedman, Jewish Marriage, vol. 2, 243-9) EMS
1 نسخ 1 ترجمة 1 مناقشة
Many women are named (Umm Saʿīd... imraʾat X... al-Naṣrāniyya....).
Small fragment (upper right corner). Mentions al-rayyis Abū Saʿīd. Reused on recto for Hebrew poetry.
Writing exercises of the atbash alphabet, probably 18th- or 19th century based on the paleography.
One section is headed "māl al-jawālī" (revenue from the capitation tax). Reused for Hebrew jottings.
Fatimid fiscal requisition for the dīwān al-jaysh, including information about an iqtā`.
Mentions dīnār and "in-shā ʾAllah". Reused on recto for the ʿamida for Yom Kippur.
Verso: Probably a witness statement from an Arabic legal document (...iqrār al-shaykhayn...). On recto there is piyyuṭ. (Information in part from CUDL)
Repeatedly mentions various numbers of "qiṭaʿ" along with sums of money. (Information in part from CUDL.)
Small fragment of an official letter in Arabic: "aṣdara al-mamlūk khid[matahu]...." Reused on recto for piyyuṭ.
Legal document mentioning [...] al-Ṣayrafī b. Khalfa. Small fragment (upper right corner).
Probably in the hand of Yosef b. Shemuel ha-Levi (although the script is too damaged to be certain).
The woman’s name is Sitt al-Sada. Only the last two digits of the year is preserved: [..]82.
Letter, possibly a draft, mentioning Manṣūr b. [...]; al-Najīb; the 28th of Iyyar; traveling and setting sail.
Verso mentions [Abū l-Fa]raj al-Kohen and his son. Recto mentions 100 of something.
Recto: document, mentioning names such as Yosef, Abū ʿAlī and Shemuel. Verso: Arabic document with Judaeo-Arabic jottings.
Mentions names such as ʿAṭiyya al-Dallāl and Wafāʾ b. [...]. (Information in part from CUDL)
Accounts that mention different quantities of dinars and names such as a qāḍī, Abu l-Ḥasan, Ibrahim and al-Qaysarānī. (Information in part from CUDL)
Small fragment of a letter in Judaeo-Arabic. Almost none of the substance is preserved. The addressee is called 'my brother.'
Legal document concerned with claims in connection with a certain Nissim, a warning (hādhihi al-hatraʾa), and a certain Yiṣḥaq. (Information in part from CUDL)
Verso: Arabic jottings maybe mentioning al-Asyūṭī. (Information in part from CUDL)
The addressee is Tamīm al-Ṣay[rafī?]. (Information in part from CUDL)
Mentions 'the daughter of the blind woman' (bint al-ḍarīra).
Mentions prior correspondence; "al-Manṣūr"; and not much else.
Maymūn. T-S AS 176.458–77 all seem to be for the same person from the same dossier.
Business letter in Arabic script, with one name in Hebrew, from an anonymous trader from the circle of Abū Saʿīd (Yūsuf) al-Tāhartī
1 نسخ
Mentions the brother-in-law of Ibn al-Maqāniʿī. The hand may be known.
Ending, "And Avraham b. Abū Saʿd b. Tammām al-Mutaṭabbib (the physician) wrote it on this date."
Account in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals. Headed by the name "al-Ḥājj Dāʾūd(?)." Dating: maybe ca. 13th century or later.
May be dated 552 (r1). Verso is headed "al-mustakhraj min [...]"
Small receipt of some sort for Hilāl al-[...], it seems for 25 + 1/2 + 1/8 nuqra dirhams.
Mentions foodstuffs (saffron, ʿusfūr) among other things. Joins: Alan Elbaum.
Mentions goods such as flax and names such as Ibn al-Muʿallim and אלספטי.
Inventory of the possessions of Ibn al-Tawwazī. Listing 20 items adding up to nearly 9 dinars.
List of accounts(?) with many alphanumerical figures and some names. Medieval era. Most of the entries on the verso are crossed out.
Small fragments from a letter in Judaeo-Arabic, referring to [...] b. Saʿadya and the Ṣāḥib al-Khabar (the head of the police/intelligence).
Minute fragment from a legal deed mentioning al-Maḥalla and Shelomo ha-Levi. Might connect with T-S AS 214.254.
Includes conversion rates for murābiṭī dinars and "the weight of al-Andalus" (וזן לנדלוס).
The Arabic is unusually tidy and written with all the dots and vowels. Mentions 'the recitation of the prayer.'
Verso contains two lines in Arabic, including words like "iṭlāqāt" and "al-yahūd," but it is hard to make sense of them.
Mentions names such as Hilāl, al-Shammās, Ibrāhīm, Munā, and Ṭayyib.
On the top margins of a piyyut few words in Arabic script mentioning the names Ibn al-ʿArabī and Abū Saʿd. The rest should be decipherable.
List of names in Arabic script, e.g., Abū l-Faraj al-Ṣayrafī. Unclear purpose. Written on verso of a folio of Hebrew poetry.
The first words of two lines are preserved (including ʿalayhi). Reused for Hebrew literary text.
A few words in Arabic script, and at the bottom the name "Makīn b. Muʿammar al-Ṣabbāgh."