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Mescidlerde hizmet eden hatip, müderris, vaiz ve müezzinlerin isimleri ve hangi askeri sınıfa dahil bulunduklarına dair bir listenin tanzim ve irsaline dair alınan Resmo İhtiyar Meclisi Riyaset-i Aliyesi'ne gönderilen karar.
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Mescidlerde hizmet eden hatip, müderris, vaiz ve müezzinlerin isimleri ve hangi askeri sınıfa dahil bulunduklarına dair bir listenin tanzim ve irsaline dair alınan Resmo İhtiyar Meclisi Riyaset-i Aliyesi'ne gönderilen karar.
Description
To Irakliou prefecture. Answer to a previous letter: difference with a cami and a mesdzit is that in the first ones there is hatipis and a pulpit while in the second ones there's not in Ccete there're only cami
Note
During Tourkokratia there was a mesdzit Mehmet Aga too. To change a mesdzit into cami there's need of a hatipis to be appointed by Sultan Verat
Issue Date
1921-07-26
1921-07-28
Language
Ottoman Turkish
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/53148
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Military Service
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACRGVM00065
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Open Access
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