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Appointment as calligraphy instructor, 1931
On the letterhead of the Ministry of Education, Endowments, and Fine Arts. Ruqiyah Khvajah-nuri is appointed as the calligraphy instructor for a girls elementary school, starting from October 9, 1931; her salary is ten tumans per month.
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Calligraphy
Signed by: Sharafat [al-Dawlah] Khvajah-nuri
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Calligraphy
Signed by: Sharafat [al-Dawlah] Khvajah-nuri
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Calligraphy, 1923 or 1924
Signed by: Ruqiyah Zahidi [Khvajah-nuri]: "written under Ustad [the Master]'s supervision, 1923 [or 1924], I was married." A more recent note indicates that this was her first calligraphy at the age of fourteen.
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Calligraphy, 1925 or 1926
Signed by: Ruqiyah Zahidi [Khvajah-nuri]: written under supervision of Ustad Mir ‘Imad Khan [Ghulam Shahi] Mirfindiriski, 1925 [or 1926]
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Calligraphy, 1929 or 1930
Signed by: Ruqiyah Zahidi [Khvajah-nuri]: written under supervision of Ustad Mir ‘Imad [Ghulam Shahi] Mirfindiriski, 1929 [or 1930]
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Calligraphy, 1977
Signed by: Ruqiyah [Khvajah] Nuri, September 6, 1977
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Calligraphy, 1990
Signed by: Sharafat [al-Dawlah] Khvajah-nuri, September 4, 1990, Tehran
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Letter of warning from Teachers College, 1937
Letter of warning from Teachers College to Khanum [Ruqiyah] Khvajah-nuri, on the letterhead of the Ministry of Education, Endowments, and Fine Arts, about her absence from Pishahangi [scouting] classes
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Ruqiyah (Sharafat al-Dawlah) Khvajah-nuri's notebook
Notebook of Ruqiyah (Sharafat al-Dawlah) Khvajah-nuri, in which she has copied texts from books about marriage, religion, and other topics