Partnership Agreement (Fustāt, Egypt)
Suleyman b. Ḥassūn and his son Isḥaq came to court, and Dāwūd b. Ḥasan, nicknamed Abū Ja‘d, came, in the synagogue of the Shāmiyin,1 and [they] testified concerning themselves that they established their service in washing their corpses for all that the community wished—day or night, they would not delay therein. They would not place conditions on…
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