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Asʻad al-Saltanah to Munir al-Saltanah

Asʻad al-Saltanah writes to his wife, Munir al-Saltanah, about family affairs. This letter was with an envelope.
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Letter about shipping on Lake Urumiyah

The writer discusses the financial losses he has suffered for shipping in Lake Urumiyah
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Ministry of Culture to Sadiqah Dawlatabadi, 3 August 1942

Letter grants Sadiqah Dawlatabadi permission to publish Zaban-i zanan.
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Publication permit for Zaban-i zanan, 4 March 1944
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Draft of letter for publication in "Iran" newspaper, undated

Draft of a letter addressed to "Kadbanu-yi muhtaramah-i Iran" and possibly written for publication in a column devoted to women's issues in "Iran" newspaper. The unidentified author, possibly Mahdiquli Mirza, refers to himself as a young man educated in Europe and complains about a woman in love with him who lacks female skills.
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Ahmad Khan Zahir

Ahmad Khan Zahir, son of Aqdas al-Dawlah and Zahir al-Islam, cousin and suitor of Marzieh Khanum Nusrat Mozaffari Sabeti. The two were in love but their marriage was opposed by their families.
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Three Essays: Zaynab Baygum's response to supporters of unveiling, Sanad al-saʻadat, Prayers

The first essay is Zaynab Baygum's response to supporters of unveiling. It seems that this was first published in Istakhr periodical in 1926. At the beginning of the manuscript, there are some verses and poems about marriage and marriage contracts. Parts of this article are written in form of debate between a Naturalist (Tabiʻi) and Divinist (Ilahi) and between Isfahani and Mahjurah. After Zaynab Baygum's piece, the scribe brings some poems from Iraj Mirza. The second essay is Sanad al-saʻadat. The author is Ghulamʻali, known as Azad al-Husayni and the scribe is Muhammad ʻAli Kamrah [?].This part is dated 1891. The third part is a collection of prayers by Muhammad ʻAli ibn ʻAli Akbar. It is dated 1933.
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First issue of Ittihad newspaper

The first issue of a newspaper called "Ittihad" under the management of ‘Ali Khan Khazini and ‘Ali Khan Qarib. The first page is dedicated to a poem about the significance of education for children.
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Translation by Khanum Hajib, 1916

["Fontainbleu" by Edmond Pilon?], a translation from French by Khanum Hajib (Nayyirah ‘Uzma), daughter of Fasl Bahar Khanum (Iran al-Dawlah) and Hajib al-Dawlah; this translation, published in the periodical "ʻAsri-i Jadid (No. 64, 2nd year), was part of a larger serialized text.
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Petition of Basir al-Sultan's wife, 1911 or 1912

Basir al-Sultan's wife has complained about the encroachment of the governor of Garus (ʻAliriza Khan) on her and her husband's rights. The Majlis writes to the Premier about this case. Since Basir al-Sultan's wife has not received a response, she is publiciizing her telegram to the Majlis in the newspaper Iran-i Naw.

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Asʻad al-Saltanah to Munir al-Saltanah

Letter about shipping on Lake Urumiyah

Ministry of Culture to Sadiqah Dawlatabadi, 3 August 1942

Publication permit for Zaban-i zanan, 4 March 1944

Draft of letter for publication in "Iran" newspaper, undated

Ahmad Khan Zahir

Three Essays: Zaynab Baygum's response to supporters of unveiling, Sanad al-saʻadat, Prayers

First issue of Ittihad newspaper

Translation by Khanum Hajib, 1916

Petition of Basir al-Sultan's wife, 1911 or 1912

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Asʻad al-Saltanah to Munir al-Saltanah

Letter about shipping on Lake Urumiyah

Ministry of Culture to Sadiqah Dawlatabadi, 3 August 1942

Publication permit for Zaban-i zanan, 4 March 1944

Draft of letter for publication in "Iran" newspaper, undated

Ahmad Khan Zahir

Three Essays: Zaynab Baygum's response to supporters of unveiling, Sanad al-saʻadat, Prayers

First issue of Ittihad newspaper

Translation by Khanum Hajib, 1916

Petition of Basir al-Sultan's wife, 1911 or 1912

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