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State document T-S K1.150

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Editor: Khan, Geoffrey

Translator: Khan, Geoffrey (in English)

T-S K1.150 1v

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

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

May God make eternal the reign of the exalted seat, the [mighty] lord, [(commander of) the armies, sword (of Islam),]
the defender (of mankind), the protector (of judges of the Muslims), the guide (of the dāʿīs of the believers), and strengthen the religion through him and by his long life give comfort
to the commander of the faithful, cause his power to endure and exalt his prestige and his word. The slave kisses the ground and reports
to his master (that) his situation is straitened and lowly on account of the burden of his expenses and his family and that the slave
has returned from noble service in the border post of Ascalon, may God, he is exalted, protect it, after
exhibiting vigour and a forceful spirit, obedience to God and obedience
to his master, and (after) his fighting the accursed enemy and the gratitude of theleaders for his service
and energy, and their recognition of the valour that he exhibited ...

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