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  1. 4051State documentJRL Genizah Ar. 602

    Contains a basmala, and an ʿalāma (الحمد لله حمدا يرضيه). Mentions "al-dīwān" and beginning of a date "bi-tārikh al-khāmis.......arbaʿ miya(?)".

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  2. 4052State documentJRL Genizah Ar. 788

    On recto refers to "... (Dīwān al-?)aḥbās bi-l-Baḥriyya fa-baʿatha warāhu min...." On verso refers to something pertaining to al-Malik al-ʿAzīz.

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  3. 4053List or tableL-G Misc. 58

    List of receivers of alms containing rare names, women and foreigners. The Hebrew alef evidently stands for ūqiyya, ounce. (Information from Mediterranean Society, II, p. 462, App.

    1. אם כפא אלמחליה אם ...ז
    2. ג א ג א ג א
    3. א[ל]צוריה תופיק אלדמשקיה זוירה
    4. ג ג ג א ג א
    5. אם בי סעיד אלמכפא [[אלשיך מ]]
    6. ג א ג א
    7. שיכין מגארבה אבראהים אברהם
    8. ג א ג…

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  4. 4054Legal documentMoss. VII,95.2

    On verso there is a note mentioning [Sitt] al-Ahl bt. Maʿālī, the wife of Abū l-Ḥasan [...] al-Meshorer, and her daughter Sitt al-Banīn.

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  5. 4055LetterT-S AS 158.227

    Elya, asking to give half a cup (קדח) to the bearer of the note and also mentioned that he has sent something already with him.

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  6. 4056List or tableT-S AS 183.181

    Accounts. Mentions al-Shaykh Bū l-Faraj, [...] Ibn al-Tilmīdh or al-Talmid, Abū l-Fakhr, Abū l-Ḥasan, and Manṣūr.

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  7. 4057LetterT-S NS 99.7

    Fragment of a Judaeo-Arabic letter addressed (in Arabic) to Abū l-Ḥasan Bishr b. Hilāl al-Baghdādī. The writer refers to his illness ([mā] anā ʿalayhi min al-wajaʿ).

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  8. 4058State documentT-S NS 306.184

    Official-looking receipt for Abū l-ʿIzz b. Bū ʿAlī. Unclear for what. Landscape layout. Needs further examination. See also T-S AS 180.126 and T-S AS 181.71.

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  9. 4059LetterT-S NS 320.105

    Possibly a letter of praise. Consists almost entirely of poetical Hebrew phrases. At the bottom there is the writer's name: Kalev b. […] At the top, in Arabic script: ʿAbd al-[...] al-Ṣayrafī dāma ʿizzahū.

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  10. 4060LetterAIU VII.E.104

    The writer's location may be named in the first line (conceivably Aleppo: it looks like חליב). The writer's uncle is in Safed. […] Several people in the household and family of the recipient are named. The fragment also contains some text in Hebrew and Arabic. Damietta and Mansurah (?)

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  11. 4061LetterAIU XII.70

    Addressed to a certain Fakhr al-Dawla (al-shaykh al-ajall, 'the esteemed elder'). The sender met with Muḥyī al-Dīn and delivered a qirṭās (can mean paper or bag), possibly containing 200 dirhams.

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  12. 4062Unknown typeAIU XII.89

    Image 1: The end of an account in Arabic, along with what might be a fragment of a legal document discussing buildings in ḥārat al-yahūd. […] Image 3: A column of nearly 40 names in Judaeo-Arabic (several from the Yuʿbaṣ family) along with a column of Arabic names, most or all of which are the equivalents of the names on right.

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  13. 4063LetterBL OR 5542.15

    Letter in Judaeo-Arabic, dealing almost entirely with the sale of small quantities of silk. Mentions doing business in upper Egypt (al-Ṣaʿīd, and also mentions wheat and a boat. Mentions people such as Shabbat, Abū l-Yumn, the addressee's brother-in-law Abū Yiṣḥāq, Abū l-Ḥasan, Abū Saʿīd b.

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  14. 4064State documentBL OR 5566B.12

    Petition from ʿAbd al-Raḥmān b. ʿAlī to Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn (Saladin). In Arabic script. Has a tarjama at the upper left; 4 lines of introductory blessings; a report and request (wa-yunhī ilā.... anā rajul min ahl al-[...]... iḥṣānuhu maʿa l-khāṣṣ wa-l-ʿāmm... ); and a concluding ra'y clause and ḥamdala and ṣalawāt.

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  15. 4065Legal documentCUL Or.1080 4.32

    Ḥayyim Mosseri and Yosef al-[...] b. [...]. Location: Cairo. Dated: Elul 5589 AM = August/September 1829 CE. The document is mostly in Hebrew but is about al-ḥūjjah (the deed?) for al-vīlah (the house?) […] Interestingly the deed is referred to as "the legal deed that is registered in the jāmiʿ al-ḥākimī." Signed by Yaʿaqov ha-Kohen. Verso: Accounts for 19 Elul 5589.

    1. בע׳׳ה
    2. לפנינו עדים חותמי מטה בא לפנינו היקר נשא ומאוד נעלה ע׳׳כ מ׳׳ר לשט׳׳ו כמה׳׳ר
    3. נסים מוצירי יצ׳׳ו בכ׳׳ר הכה׳׳ר חיים יצ׳׳ו ואמר לנו אתם הוו עלי עדי…

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  16. 4066LetterCUL Or.1081 2.1

    Verso preserves the left half of the address in Arabic script (min Marwān b. Saʿīd al-Muqaddasī, al-Fusṭāṭ, yaṣil dār al-ṣarf in shāʾ allāh amāna amāna) and underneath probably the name of the courier Hibatallāh b.

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  17. 4067State documentENA 3945.5

    There are two registrations marks; 'al-ḥamdu lil-lāh al-muʿīn al-dāʾim', praise be to God who is the steadfast supporter, and 'al-ḥamdu lil-lāh waḥdahu karīm niʿamuhu', praise be to God who is one, generous are his benefactions.

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  18. 4068LetterENA NS 8.4 + ENA NS 22.25

    Letter from Yosef b. Musa al-Tāhartī, from Alexandria, to an unknown person. […] The letter is written on the other side of a different letter that Nissim b. Yishaq al-Tāhartī wrote around 10 years earlier. (Information from Gil, Kingdom, Vol. 3, #376) VMR Join: Moshe Gil

    1. [כתאבי יאכי וסידי ומולאי אטאל אללה בקאך ⟦אטאל בקאך⟧ ואדא|]ם סלאמתך וסעאדתך ואתם נעמתה עליך מן אלאסכנדריה
    2. [נצף איר ען סלאמה ועאפיה אלחמד ללה רב אלעאל…
    1. אני כותב לך, אחי ואדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את שלומך ואת אושרך וישלים את חסדו לך, מאלכסנדריה
    2. בחצי אייר. שלומי טוב ואני בריא, תוד…

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  19. 4069LetterENA NS 19.6

    Mentions someone called Faraj b. ʿAlī, who may have been persecuted by merchants (mā jarā ʿalayhi min al-shidda... dhālika min al-tujjār...).

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  20. 4070LetterMIAC 240

    Complaint against a Jewish teacher cursing the Jewish faith and Jews in front of the non-Jews in the Jewish school in ʿAbbāsiya, and also the request for his punishment before the non-Jews and his dismissal from the Jewish community – 1946 CE – Museum of Islamic Art – (number 240) – in Hebrew. (information from Ḥassanein Muḥammad Rabīʿa, ed., Dalīl Wathā'iq al-Janīza al-Jadīda / Catalogue of the Documents of the New Geniza, 32).

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  21. 4071State documentNLI 577.8/4

    The beginning of the document mentions some issue being presented to "Mawlānā Sulṭān al-Anām." Also mentions something being declared in the majlis al-sharīf in the presence of everyone "bayn sāʾir l-ḥāḍirīn."

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    1. ـف ورفع الامر في ذلك لمولانا السلطان الانام
    2. الشـ]ـريف باعاليه نصره الله تعالى نصرا عزيزا فـ[
    3. الر[]ـعة بسبب ذلك وعقد لكما اسا[
    4. الاربعة ادام الل…

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  22. 4072LetterT-S 6J5.6 + T-S NS J274

    Mentions several of his relatives and a few ships. Also mentions a visit of Nahray to Alexandria, the status of selling silk, and the arrival of Ibn Basak (Masliah b.

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    1. כתאבי יאסידי ומולאי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם סלאמתך וסעאדתך [ 
    2. אללה ואיאך ברכתה וסעאד/ת\ה ומא יליה מן אלאשהר ען חאל סלאמה אללה [ 
    3. עלי אחסן חאל במנ…

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    1. אני כותב לך, אדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את שלומך ואת אושרך (מ… ביום… בחודש… יראה) 
    2. אלוהים (לנו) ולך את ברכתו ואת אושרו, וגם…

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  23. 4073Literary textT-S 8.10

    Literary treatise in Judaeo-Arabic on the laws of mourning in various special cases. when the deceased is the father of a bride; if he was executed by the court; if he committed suicide; if he rejected rabbinic authority (al-madhhab al-rabbānīyya, sunanuhum) (in this case there is no mourning, but rather celebration); if he has no one to mourn for him; and how there is no mourning on shabbat (verso). Also on verso are several lines in Judaeo-Arabic giving formulaic opening phrases for a letter.

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  24. 4074LetterT-S 8.14

    Letter from Menashshe b. Moshe (of Zawīlat al-Mahdiyya?) to a judge (in Fustat?). In Judaeo-arabic. Concerning a power of attorney for which 1 dinar was paid, and the belongings of Abū Saʿd b. ʿAllūn the Qaraite kātib. The sender hints that he may be forced to file a complaint with the Nagid. Possibly connected with T-S 20.187. Also mentions Salāma and Abū Baḥr(?) Yona b. Ishāq.

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  25. 4075Legal documentT-S 10J2.1

    Aharon Ibn Asqawī ha-Levi. Wife: Muʿtazza bt. ʿAllūn b. ʿAbd al-Bāqī. Written and signed by the cantor David b. Shekhanya. Also witnessed by Muḥsin b. Ḥusayn. No documentation of receipt on verso.

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  26. 4076LetterT-S Ar.7.19

    Menashshe (fl. 1100–1138 CE). There is also an incomplete address to their other brother Abū l-Surūr Peraḥya, but this may have been an error that Yefet corrected with the more complete address beneath. […] He confirms that the rubāʿī arrived, 9 and a half [...]. He also mentions the arrival of a bag (kharīṭa) of something.

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  27. 4077Paraliterary textT-S Ar.30.229

    Dense jottings in Judaeo-Arabic and Arabic. All of these appear to be a mixture of religiously and erotically inflected panegyric, addressing "the king of the world, the caliph of creation, Righteous son of Perfect," etc., but presumably not the actual caliph, as the references to wine and union would seem out of line. […] Kāmil could be a reference to al-ʿĀdil II (regent 1232–38, reigned 1238–40). There are also some (nonsense?)

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  28. 4078State documentT-S Ar.34.275

    Fatimid state document with an ʿalāma (al-ḥamdu lil-lāh ka-mā huwa ahluhu). Many text blocks, many hands. On one side, l. 4 mentions al-Imām al-Mustanṣir Billāh (i.e., the caliph).

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  29. 4079List or tableT-S Ar.38.93

    Mentions people such as al-Qādī Abū l-Ṭāhir; Umm ʿImād; al-Faqīh (or maybe bayt al-faqīh); ʿAbd al-Raḥmān; and Abū l-Maḥāsin.

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  30. 4080Legal documentT-S AS 179.104

    Legal declaration in Arabic script, with a few Hebrew words (also in Arabic script) mixed in. "I have witnesses to the effect that Abū ʿAlī gave me as a gift (bi-matana) one-third of all that his father, God's mercy be upon him, left him, and the half house where I live and the two shops, and I desire that everyone who knows this and does not say it to the court (fī bayt dīn) be excommunicated...."

    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
    2. لي من يشهد بان ابو علي وهب لي الثلث
    3. مما خلفه والده رحمه الله بمتانا ونصف
    4. الدار التي انا فيها  والدكانين واريد ان
    5. يحرم باسم كل…

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  31. 4081List or tableT-S AS 181.79

    The first two items are the Life of al-Ḥākim and the Epistles of the Brethren of Purity. There is also poetry and a book of medicine. 6 volumes altogether.

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  32. 4082LetterT-S Misc.20.234

    On the first page, the writer reports that "not only them, but the Alexandrians (ahl al-thaghr) who remained in Hebron "all fell sick with this fever" It is difficult to make out the subject of the remainder of the letter.

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  33. 4083State documentT-S Misc.24.113

    Recto, lower right corner: draft of a state document, likely a petition, beginning with prayers for the caliph al-Mustanṣir. There may be part of a request preserved in the final line. Margins of recto and all of verso: chancery scribal exercises, repeating the phrase "li-yakhruj al-ḥāl bi-dhālika in shāʾ allāh" (ليخرج الحال بذلك ان شا الله) ad infinitum.

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  34. 4084LetterT-S Misc.25.133

    Letter from an unknown merchant from Alexandria, early 11th century. The writer might be from the Taharti family, maybe Yishaq b. […] He writes about prices and details about 15 ships that are on their way from the Maghreb to Alexandria. (Information from Gil, Kingdom, Vol. 2, #139) VMR

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    1. נשתרי וכאן וצל הונא מיעא אוביעת ג'>' ווצל שי אכר
    2. אוביע ב'>' אלי אן וצל ואוביעת בדינר >' תם אליום גאו קום
    3. ואשתראוהא בדינרין ורבע פלו כאן ענדי ע…

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  35. 4085LetterT-S NS 184.88

    Letter from a mother, in Fustat, to her son Abū Saʿīd b. Abū l-Ḥasan Ibn al-Abzārī, in al-Mahdiyya. In the hand of Ḥalfon b. […] or simply out of distress?). See also T-S 8J13.22 (PGPID 1893).

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    1. לו ארדת יא ולדי וקרה] עיני ואלעזיז עלי וענדי אן אצף לך מא א[נא] פיה מן אל
    2. שוק ואלוחשה ל]מא וסע דלך ביאץ ולא חמלתה מכאתבה ואלי מן בידה מקאליד
    3. א…

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  36. 4086State documentT-S NS 263.81

    Recto: Fragment possibly from the bottom of a petition to a royal woman: al-sulṭāna al-malika al-ṭāhira. Cf. ENA 3974.6, ENA 3974.3, and Bodl. […] Mentions "the districts" (al-aʿmāl) in the next line. Verso: Grocery list/account in Arabic script and Greek/Coptic numerals: meat, sesame oil, lemon, firewood, pepper, ىىده, and spinach (isfānakh).

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  37. 4087LetterT-S NS 320.53

    Mentions a promissory note (ḥujja) for the value of half of [...], namely 45 dinars; the next line also mentions the word "debt" (al-dayn). There is then a request of some sort (...yajʿal lahū...) and the word "condition (al-sharṭ/lil-sharṭ).

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    1. بسم الله الرحمن الرحـ[ـيم
    2. اسل حضرة مولاي الحزان ايد الله نعماه[
    3. لنا الله عزه وهو حجة بثمن النصف من الجـ[ـملة
    4. اربعة وخمسين دينارا وربع و سبعة و…

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  38. 4088LetterT-S NS J274 + T-S 6J5.6

    Mentions relatives and ships. Also mentions a visit of Nahray to Alexandria, the status of selling silk, and the arrival of Ibn Basak (Maṣliaḥ b.

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    1. כתאבי יאסידי ומולאי אטאל אללה בקאך ואדאם סלאמתך וסעאדתך [ 
    2. אללה ואיאך ברכתה וסעאד/ת\ה ומא יליה מן אלאשהר ען חאל סלאמה אללה [ 
    3. עלי אחסן חאל במנ…

    verso

    1. אני כותב לך, אדוני ורבי, ייתן לך אלוהים אריכות ימים ויתמיד את שלומך ואת אושרך (מ… ביום… בחודש… יראה) 
    2. אלוהים (לנו) ולך את ברכתו ואת אושרו, וגם…

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  39. 4089Legal documentYevr.-Arab. I 1700.17

    Note stating that a letter shall be written to Ibn al-Zurzūr(?) Bū l-Faraj ha-Ḥazzan informing him not to raise any objection regarding the inheritance due to the daughter of the Rav (or of Ibn al-Rav?), because the court has seen the will, and the brother of the girl has already come and paid(?) all that was due to her, so the addressee should not object/interfere.

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  40. 4090Legal documentAIU VII.D.11–12

    Recto: The main text is a Judaeo-Arabic sermon/exhortation that in order to avert the evil decrees and the plague and the economic depression, all members of the community must repent of their sins. There is to be a series of three fasts incumbent on all except pregnant and nursing women. All members of the community who are not otherwise occupied are to attend minḥa at either the synagogue of the Turks or the synagogue of the Egyptians. Every individual is also to give pidyon (redemption) money, including for babies in their mothers' wombs, 18 silver coins per person.

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  41. 4091Legal documentAIU VII.D.71

    Both have to do with a controversy between judges in Alexandria. The judge Yiṣḥaq b. Ḥalfon seems to admit that he has been making errors in his judgments and will henceforth defer to Yūsuf Ibn Rabbenu [...]. […] The text on verso is at 90 degrees relative to recto and refers to the same case: "tashwīsh al-aḥkām alladhī tajrī fī al-Thaghr."

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  42. 4092Legal documentBL OR 5524.7

    Written and signed by Mevorakh b. Natan he-Ḥaver; also signed by Shemarya b. Avraham. Location: Fustat. […] Husband: Manṣūr b. Abū Saʿd al-Ṣayrafī known as Ibn ʿUmmayr. Wife: Nasab bt. […] (Information from Goitein's note card.) See also BL OR 5524.6 (PGPID 6189). This shelfmark is chronologically significant given that Mevorakh's patronymic nomenclature lists his father Natan as deceased (ז׳׳ל), which marks one of (if not the first) dated document where this is the case (Information from Oded Zinger).

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  43. 4093LetterBodl. MS heb. c 28/36

    Shelomo, the ḥaver) and Abū l-Faraj Hiba (b. Ṣemaḥ), in al-Ramla. The sender is identified by both Goitein and Gil on the basis of handwriting; the addressees are identified by Gil. The sender urges the recipients to influence the chief qāḍī in al-Ramla, Abū l-Maʿālī, to give appropriate instructions to the qāḍī of Jerusalem, al-Tīzī, regarding a problem in Jerusalem of unclear nature. Mentions several other names, including Abū l-Munajjā Muslim, Abū Ghālib, the agent (wakīl) Abū ʿAlī Ibn al-Ṣūfī. (Information mainly from Gil and from Goitein's index card.)

    1. כתאבי יאסדתי (!) אטאל אללה בקאכום ואדאם עזכום ותאידכום
    2. אעלמכום אן קד כאן סבק כתאבי אלא סידי אבו אלפרג חיים איידוה
    3. אללה ערפתוה אלאמור ושרחת לה מא יקי…

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  44. 4094LetterCUL Or.1081 J22

    Nearly complete letter in Judaeo-Arabic to Abū l-Ḥusayn Ṣedaqa b. Nissim al-Mukallifī (אלמכלפי ?) in Alexandria. The letter is written on a fragment torn from a large chancery document; only the beginnings of two Arabic lines remain‌ (الى بيع مدىىن(؟) . . . […] Apart from urging the addressee to respond and reassure him, the writer also informs him that ״אערצת אלסרר״ (?) but it didn't come to anything (or gain any money?).

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  45. 4095LetterENA 2808.25 + T-S AS 148.117

    [isti]frāgh min kull budd allāh yajʿal al-ʿāqiba...); 20 dirhams; and something he needs. Concludes with petition-like phrases of deference and asking for help. Join: Alan Elbaum. Verso: Probably the response from Abū Naṣr, stating that the order has arrived, and he was distressed at the news, and probably that he will act on it. Verso also contains several words in Arabic script from an earlier state document, see separate record (PGPID 35377)

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  46. 4096List or tableENA 2898.9

    List in Hebrew, primarily in the first-person preterite of what someone has given "נתתי" to someone else (perhaps paid). A few of the entries also mention that some of these transfers are outgoing "from Miṣrayīm"– Cairo, Fustat, or Egypt. Other entries mention what has been transfer "by ship" and "בשקדריי" (a location? Shkodër in Albania). For another instance of this cryptic term "שקדריי" see T-S AS 210.78 (PGPID 38144). This list in Hebrew is likely from a broader booklet ENA 2898.7-14 where accounts also mention payments in sherifi (שרפי= produced post-1425 CE).

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  47. 4097LetterENA 3612.4 + T-S AS 148.202

    Refers to the qāḍī Amīn al-Dawla Abū ʿAlī; a request that the addressee put in a good word for the bearer of this letter, Abū ʿAlī Ibn Qaṭāʾīf, who has never purchased goods from government bureaus (dīwān) or public auctions (ḥalqa) (והו מא ישתרי שי מן אלדיואן ולא מן חלקה ולא לה אסם בשרא חואיג מן דיואן) but who is being persecuted by the police (al-rajjāla) on account of his unemployment. […] (Information in part from CUDL.) Join: Alan Elbaum.

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  48. 4098LetterENA NS 36.26

    Letter from a certain Bū l-Fatḥ "al-Malikī al-Kāmilī" to a distinguished physician. […] The sender may be identical with the Fatḥ al-Dīn who is known to have served as a supervisor of physicians under al-Malik al-Kāmil; see T-S AS 146.164 (PGPID 29072).

    1. الملكي الكاملي
    2. مملوكه بو الفتح
    3. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
    4. ورد كتاب المولى الحكيم الاجل
    5. العا[لم] الرىيس الاوحد الفاضل
    6. المفضل الاكمل الاسعد الريس جمال
    7. الع…

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  49. 4099LetterHalper 403

    The writer requests that the addressee give the five dirhams nuqra that al-Rayyis Abū l-Ḥasan b. al-Rayyis Abū l-Najm had deposited with him to to the bearer of the letter. Abū l-Ḥasan had already sent to the writer all the dinars owed him and in the accompanying letter mentioned that he had given five dirhams nuqra to the addressee of the present letter. […] There are a few surviving words in Arabic script, probably the address; the first two appear to read 'bayt al-qāḍī.' Information in part from FGP.

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  50. 4100State documentJRL Genizah Ar. 202

    Refers to the issuing of a decree (khurūj al-tawqīʿ al-ʿālī) dated (muʾarrakhan) 13 Shaʿbān 534 AH (= 3 April 1140 CE.) concerning the iqṭāʿ probably of the administrators on behalf of the Armenian foreigners (ʾarman al-ʿajam). On verso: A note addressed to Abū l-Ḥasan al-Kātib asking/ordering him to investigate the situation of the Jawājira (= the people from Jūjar?)

    1. سنة اربع وثلثين وخمس ماية        سنة(؟) ستين منها(؟)     

    2. سنة خمس وثلثين وخمس ماية ماية …….خمس ماية

    3. علي بن افضل بالخليج

    4. وخروج التوقيع العا…

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