An interesting letter in which Rabbi Yaakov Schechter, Av Beit Din of Belfast (Ireland), asks the Badat'z Istanbul to find out about a body that found in the ground whether the person who was found dead was a Jew or a Muslim, 1931. A printed letter signed by the genius.
In his letter, the genius details the doubt: The body that was found in the ground was buried in the Tomb of Israel because it was circumcised like other circumcisions of Israel, and according to these signs he was buried in the Tomb of Israel. However, after an investigation, the police found that the victim was a Turk from Istanbul named Ahmad Musa, who arrived in their country with one man named Zara Aga, Which according to him he is the oldest in the world at the age of 156. The genius asks the Badat'z to find out if the man was Jewish or a Muslim, or a Jew who converted to Islam, and if he was married at the time of his death, both for the purpose of transferring him from the grave of Israel to another cemetery, and for the purpose of freeing his wife from the Igun.
[1] leaf. Official stationery. 26x21 cm. Filing holes. Very good condition.
