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Ten days later, Abū Bakr al-Qasṭallānī produced a ḥujja that the deceased had owed him 700 dirhams from a qirāḍ partnership, and Abū Muḥammad b. […]
(There are two asides at this point: During the time when Khalīl was sick and homebound, the clothier came to the sender, who paid him 20 dirhams. Also, the owner of the shawl (miṭrafa) which had been pawned with the addressee for 3 dirhams came and redeemed it.) […]
The same story repeated itself when Abū Bakr al-Qasṭallānī came and sued Khalīl. The letter concludes on a note of all's well that end's well: "If you come back, God willing, you can have a shop for 50 (dirhams) and you will do well and recoup (your losses)."
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- بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
- يا مولاي ابو المجد احسن الله عافيتك [[وهو]] //الباري جلت قدرته// يعلم ما في قلبي منك من الشوق
- وجميع ما ذكرته فعندي اظعا…
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