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22 Mayıs 1323, Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi).

3 Mart 1323, Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi).

Name of the Waqf: Magharibah Waqf. Item recorded in [missing identifier].

22 Temmuz 1324, Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi).

In 160 Jerusalem Cedīd Esās, there are 142 pages; however, only 46 pages include records. Out of the total of 760 records, between 1 and 137 are appointment records for the awqāf of Jerusalem. The records of the awqāf of the Maghariba neighborhood after 1882 are written on different pages. The ʿatīḳ and cedīd appointment registers are therefore highly consistent, and should be examined with an integrated approach. While the Cedīd registers start with the last record in the ʿatīḳ registers, references to ʿatīḳ registers are also indicated. The appointment records are brief, but further detail can be found in the notes. If more explanation is needed, the notes indicate that other registers, particularly the tafṣīl registers, should be consulted for a detailed description of the appointment process.

24 Eylül 1315, Ottoman fiscal calendar (Rumi).

Cennet binti Abdullah ve Hatice binti el-Hac Mehmed el-Mağribi'ye ait Arapça vakfiyenin Türkçe tercümesidir. Bâbu'l-'Amud Mahallesi'nde bulunan ev Ebu Medyen Zaviyesinde mukim olanlara vakfedilmiştir.

This series includes documents related to judicial matters such as fines given to officials who overtax people; determination of the court fees; metropolitan assignments; licensing the building and repairing of the churches; kadi assignments; trials for usurpation, murder and robbery and the verdicts of these trials; decisions on exile (banishment?) ; various cases of inheritance; clerk salaries; repair of the prisons and synagogues; forgiveness for some punishments.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are: 1123-1293.

This series includes documents regarding military business such as the building and repairing of police stations; salaries of private soldiers ; assignments of civil servants to military units; ammunition (rifle, bullet, car, etc.) supply to some provincial military units; dispatching soldiers; building bastions; repairing castles; required construction of bridges to transfer troops and military ammunition; preservation of guns and gunpowder; building and repairing of the barracks; food supply for the soldiers; and founding various military troops.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are: 960-1314.

This series includes documents regarding municipal matters such as pavement repair; issues regarding the fire brigade; assignments of mukhtars and wardens; determination of the prices of various foods and drinks and cleaning materials; licencing the shops in the provinces; research into the broken goods production; and the repairing of the waterways.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are: 1067-1295.