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2 CHAP. VIL
3 THE BELIOIOUB BSTABUSmOMT.
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5 THE fbUowing are the ^pointmenta bdd by Moollalif» bendtt
6 the hnr offices meationed in the aeofckni on Jnitioe and BoUoe.
7 The- HooUah Baiuhee, who adects the MooUahs proper to be
8 aummoned to the Migliaae Ulima, and is the channel of
9 tum between Ihe MboUaha and the King.
10 ' The King^a Imaum or Peeahnumau^ whoieadaprayera to the King*
11 Hie Inunun Paurikaub, who attenda the Kng oo jonmiea or other
12 ocxAsions, when his ordinarjr Imaum may be absent.
13 The above belong, to the royal household. The fbUowing oompoae
14 the establishment of the great towns.
15 The Shekhool Islam : copies of all patents for stipends and pen-
16 sions in money to Moollahs are deposited with him, he receives the
17 amount ordered in each from the Uaukim, and pays it to the Moollahs
18 to whom it is due.
19 Tlic Sudder of the city. He keeps a register of all church lands,
20 whether granted by tlie Kino; or lefl by private persons, and assigns
21 them according to their oi igiiial destination under the King's direction.
22 The Imaum of the King's mosque reads prayers there on Fddaja,
23 and on the two great festirala caDed the Beds,
24 ' The second Imaum of the King's mosque reads the Mussulman
25 service on every day but those above mentiiwed.
26 TbeMooUahi Khutedb : hia office is to read prayeia at the Edgah
27 widiout the city on the Eeds.
28 The Mooderris, or professor of the King's moaque» a MooUah
29 selected for hia learning to instruct students at the royal mosque^
30 3 < 9
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