Document of the Chief Rabbinate of Egypt with the Version of the Hashkava for King Fuad I and the Blessing ...

Document of the Chief Rabbinate of Egypt with the Version of the Hashkava for King Fuad I and the Blessing "Ha'Noten Teshu'a" (Giving Help) in Honor of King Farouk I - Egypt, 1936
Stenciled document on the official stationery of the Chief Rabbinate of Egypt regarding the reading of the Hashkava for King Fuad I when opening the Torah ark and an instruction to say the blessing "Ha'Noten Teshu'a" in honor of King Farouk I. Egypt, 1936.
At the end of the docuemtn, oriental handwriting: "To the head of the Ashkenazic community in Egypt Rabbi Yitzchak Turetz … we will ask him to read the Hashkava written above when opening the Torah ark and after it, to say the blessing "Ha'Noten Teshu'a Le'Melachim" in honor of King Farouk I as instructed by the Chief Rabbi of all synagogues of Egypt". Th edocuemtn is signed by "YS"R" and stamped with the stamp of the Chief Rabbinate of Egypt.
King Farouk I was forced to resign and was even exiled during the military revolution on 23.7.1952, which was led by Gamal Abdel Nasser.
21.5x27.5 cm.
Condition: Very Good. Filing holes with slight tears around them.