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The amīr ʿAlī b. Shams al-Dīn Maḥmūd [b.] Jamāl has acknowledged, in a state of legal capability for acknowledgement, that
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he has sold to Khwāja Zakī Muḥammad b. Maḥmūd Ghaznawī
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one share out of six shares of one public bath-house owned by him in the village of
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Ṭāq-i Murghāb, at the bottom of the village. The first boundary is [the land called] Zīr-i Nāzh; the second boundary is
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the house of the amīr Ḥasan [b.] Jamāl; the third [boundary] is the path, lane, and the land [called] Panj [+ 1];
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the fourth [boundary] is the Kurgī valley. [It was sold] with all its rights and contents, interiors and exteriors,
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the hypocaust, the changing room, and its brazen cauldron with a carrying capacity of ten mann, at [the price of] sixteen old
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Fīrūzkūhī dīnārs, half of which is eight dīnārs. The sale was performed in the correct
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and admissible manner and in accordance with the sharīʿa, [constituting] the transfer of ownership from one to the other, and directly from one hand to the other,
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and the receipt of the full amount at the time of sale. He purchased [it], received [it],
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and took possession [of it]. And this [+ 1, document was written]
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at the end of Dhū al-Ḥijja in the year 591.
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Muḥammad b. ʿUmar b. al-Ḥasan, the muezzin witnessed the validity of his acknowledgment. [He wrote it] in his hand. |
Al-Ḥusayn b. al-Ḥasan b. ʿUthmān al-Balkhī acknowledged this and wrote this in his hand. |
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Ḥasan b. ʿAlī the shoemaker is a witness. [It was written] at his order. |
Nāṣir b. Aḥmad witnessed this. [He wrote this] in his hand. |
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Amīrān (?) b. [+ 1] acknowledged what is herein. [He wrote it] in his hand. |
Muḥammad [b.] [+ 1] also acknowledged in this manner. [He wrote it] in his hand. |