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ʻAliyah Mashayikhi's birth certificate
ʻAliyah Mashayikhi, the daughter of Saltanat and Amin Allah, born in 1913 [or 1914] in Mashhad. On the last page states that the titles "Khan" and "Khanum" were removed from the names of the parents.
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Munir Jaʻfari's birth certificate
Munir Jaʻfari Hiravi; the daughter of Saltanat and Amin Allah, born in 1921 [or 1922] in Mashhad, wife of Husayn Masʻudi Khurasani (born in July 5, 1920), who lives in Dalan Mustawfi alley, in the Sarshur district of Mashhad. Based on the bylaws' 114th clause, the title Khanum was removed from the name of owner of the identification card. The titles "Mirza Khan" and "Khanum" were also removed from her parents' names.
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Aqdas Agha's birth certificate
Issued by the Ministry of the Interior on Jan 10, 1928. Identification card of Khanum Aqdas Agha Jaʻfari Hiravi, the daughter of Saltanat Khanum and Mirza Amin Allah Khan, who was born in 1910 or 1911 in Mashhad and lives in Dalan Mustawfi alley in the district of Sarshur, Mashhad.
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Power of attorney regarding Baygum Agha's properties, 1951
Power of attorney, includes the following information: Dr. Masʻud (Masʻudi Khurasani), the son of Aqa Muhammad Riza, with the birth certificate number 3482, issued from Mashhad, resident of Tehran, Rasht Street, number 9, gives power of attorney to Abu al-Qasim (Fazl), the son of the deceased Fazl Allah Khan, with the birth certificate number 568, issued from Mashhad, resident of Mashhad, the first district, Jam Street, at his own house. On behalf of Dr. Masʻud Masʻudi Khurasani, the attorney has all the power to do whatever necessary with the properties that were inherited from Banu Baygum...
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Marriage contract of Maryam Jan Baygum known as Afaq Bibi Jahan and Mirza Muhammad Husayn, 1882
Marriage contract of Maryam Jan Baygum known as Afaq Bibi Jahan, the daughter of Mirza Masʻud Khan Mustawfi, and Mirza Muhammad Husayn, the son of Haji Sayyid Qasim. The mahr is 800 tuman and includes: three shares of a garden in Herat worth of 300 tumans, pieces of land worth 100 tumans, a female slave for the wife, worth of 50 tumans, a Qurʼan worth 50 tumans, copper dishes worth 50 tumans, gold [jewelry] worth 20 tumans, and bedding and carpets worth 100 tumans. It was agreed that for 50 years after the marriage, the wife can divorce herself if the husband leaves her for more than a year...