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Bibi's power of attorney regarding her share of inheritance , 1898
Bibi, the wife of Mirza Ahmad Mujtahid, gives the power of attorney to Muhammad Ja‘far, the overseer, regarding her share of inheritance (one-eighth) from her husband after his belonging was sorted out and his debt was deducted. The document bears her seal.
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Birth certificate of Mir Samad Shah Parast Pur
Copy of the birth certificate of Mir Samad Shah Parast Pur, the son of Fatimah Nisa’ and Sayyid Riza; born on July 25, 1891; wife: Zahra Sultan; children: ‘Alaviyah, Mir Riza, Muluk, Ibrahim, Mir Ya‘qub, Munir, and Aqdas.
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Marriage contract of Fatimah and ‘Abbas ‘Ali, 1889
Marriage contract of Fatimah, the daughter of Karbalayi Mahdi and ‘Abbas ‘Ali, the son of Karbalayi Aqa Bala Bayg; mahr was fifty tumans and a gold ring worth fifteen thousand dinars.
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Marriage contract of Khanum Khanum and Karbalayi Ghaffar, 1891
Marriage contract of Khanum Khanum, the daughter of Ustad Baqir the mason, and Karbalayi Ghaffar the carpenter, the son of ‘Ali Muhammad; the mahr is fifteen tumans
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Marriage contract of Marhamat Khanum and Jamil, 1903
Marriage contract of Marhamat Khanum, the daughter of Haj Yusuf, and Jamil, the son of Haj Abu al-Qasim; the mahr, which includes two hundred tumans, a diamond ring worth thirty tumans, and a Qur’an worth one tuman, remains the groom's debt.
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Marriage contract of Rubabah and ‘Ali Asghar, 1906
Marriage contract of Rubabah, the daughter of Ustad Ghaffar, and ‘Ali Asghar the cook, the son of Karbalayi Rahim; the mahr is twenty seven tumans and a gold ring worth two tumans and five thousand dinars.
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Marriage contract of Ummi Khanum and Mulla Muhammad ‘Ali, 1901
Marriage contract of Ummi Khanum, the daughter of Mir Muhammad Riza, and Akhund Mulla Muhammad ‘Ali, the son of Akhund Mulla Muhammad Isma‘il; the mahr includes: a Qur’an worth one tuman; fifteen tumans; one thousand dinars; five misqals [each misqal is 4.25 grams] of rose gold; carpets to cover a room, including two runners, felt, and a small carpet worth ten tumans; two and a half mans (shah) [each man (shah) is 6 kilograms] of copperware worth of six tumans and five thousand dinars; a set of qalamkar beddings from Isfahan worth of four tumans; one-sixth of a house in Shahrak neighborhood...