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Aqdas Gharbi

The daughter of Batul Sharqi and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi
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Aqdas Gharbi and Ahmad Rustami

Aqdas Gharbi (the daughter of Batul Sharqi and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi) and her husband, Ahmad Rustami (the son of Raziyah Rustami and Muhammad Taqi Rustami)
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Aqdas Gharbi and Nasr Allah Khan

Aqdas Gharbi (the daughter of Batul Sharqi and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi) and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi (the son of ‘Ismat Khanum and Mirza Aqa Khan)
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Aqdas Gharbi with graduates of college of pharmacy

Aqdas Gharbi, the daughter of Batul Sharqi and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi, was one of the first female graduates of the college of pharmacy. According to the family, she was pregnant when this photograph was taken. The other woman in the photo is probably Akhtar Firdaws.
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Aqdas Gharbi with students of college of pharmacy

Aqdas Gharbi, the daughter of Batul Sharqi and Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi, and (probably) Akhtar Firdaws, were the first female graduates of the college of pharmacy in Iran.
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Dividing inheritance, 1924

Dividing the inheritance of Shah Rustam Bayg. The document lists Shah Rustam Bayg's inheritors, their descendents, and their inheritors. The inheritance consists of some properties in ‘Ishrat Abad, Qulhak, Shimiran that are being divided in the presence of some of the inheritors, some of whom also represent the absentees. According to this document, for up to fifty years after the agreement, the claims of whoever makes a claim against someone else will be voided and they will need to pay five hundred tumans to the others.
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Gharbi pharmacy

The Gharbi pharmacy was owned by Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi and located on Chiragh Barq street according to the family. Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi was the son of ‘Ismat Khanum and Mirza Aqa Khan and the husband of Batul Sharqi
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Husayn Quli Khan

Husayn Quli Khan Mirpanj was the husband of Zarrin Taj Sharqi and the father of Batul Sharqi.
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Marriage of Batul Khanum and Mirza Nasr Allah Khan, 1916

Marriage contract of Batul Khanum, the daughter of [Zarrin Taj Khanum and] Husaynquli Khan Sartip, and Mirza Nasr Allah Khan, the son of [‘Ismat Khanum and] Mirza Aqa Khan (the engineer). The mahr was four hundred tumans plus a Qur’an worth fifty tumans. Two hundred and fifty tumans was paid and one hundred and fifty tumans and the Qur’an remain the groom's debt.
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Mirza Aqa Khan

Mirza Aqa Khan, known as Muhandis (the engineer), with a group of Germans who, according to the family, had drafted the map of Tehran. Mirza Aqa Khan was the brother of Zarrin Taj Sharqi and the father of Nasr Allah Khan Gharbi.

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