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Bestowing inheritance by Sakinah Khanum, 1830
Sakinah Khanum, the daughter of Akhund Mulla ‘Ali, bestows her share of paternal inheritance to her brother, Akhund Mulla Ahmad. This includes agricultural property, houses, and household furnishings. In return, she has received five ovis, three sheep, and two goats.
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Legal documents related to Zaynab Khanum and Shah Sanam Khanum, 1924
1- The dispute of Zaynab Khanum, Shah Sanam Khanum, and ‘Ali Akbar, the son of Karbalayi Husayn, with Hasan, the son of Karbalayi Muhammad Baqir, and ‘Abbasquli over a property was settled by the payment of total of 3 tumans to Zaynab Khanum, Shah Sanam Khanum, and ‘Ali Akbar, each receiving 1 tuman (March 9, 1924). 2- Shah Sanam Khanum and Zaynab Khanum, the daughters of Karbalayi Ismai‘l, have given power of attorney to Mirza Ahmad to sell their share of a piece of land near ‘Uryandibi [Ayrandibi] spring to Karbalayi Hasanquli, the son of ‘Abbas, in exchange for 5 tumans (May 13, 1924).
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Legal documents related to Zaynab Khanum
Includes: 1- Zaynab Banu, the daughter of Karbalayi Isma‘il, gives power of attorney for selling a property in Hismadin [Hisam al-Din?] in the village of Harzand-i ‘Atiq to her son, Amir Bayg (1882); 2- Zaynab Khanum has transferred her share of the Hismadin property, which she inherited from her father, to Mulla ‘Abd al-Karim in exchange for three thousand rials (1882); 3- Zaynab Khanum, the daughter of Karbalayi Isma‘il, and ‘Ali Bayg, the son of Shaykh Muhammad, sell their share of water from ‘Uryandibi [Ayrandibi] spring and a property to Karbalayi Bakhsh‘ali and Hasanquli, the sons of...
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Legal documents related to Shuhrah Banu
Includes: 1- Divorce settlement between Shuhrah Banu, the daughter of Qasim, and Mulla ‘Abd al-Rahim, the son of Mulla ‘Abd al-Karim ‘Uryan Dibi [Ayrandibi] (1875); 2- Shuhrah Banu forgives her claim over the remainder of her mahr except some of her belongings, such as her bedding, a carpet, and some dishes (1875); 3- Shuhrah Banu claims that she has not received the one tuman and two thousand dinars she was promised as compensation for her belongings. The parties ultimately reached a settlement in which the other party agreed to pay six thousand dinars (1875); 4- Division of property...
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Shuhrah Banu's transfer of her share of inheritance to her mother, 1783 or 1784
Shuhrah Banu, the daughter of ‘Ivaz Harzandi, bestows her share of inheritance from her father's belongings, properties, and houses, upon her mother, Mahi Khanum, the daughter of Himmat.
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Power of attorney regarding Zaynab Khanum's share of inheritance, 1902
Correspondence related to Zaynab Khanum (daughter of Karbalayi Vali) giving the power of attorney about her share of inheritance.
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Revocation of Tuti Khanum's property transfer, 1918
Karbalayi ‘Abd al-‘Ali, the son of Mirza Masih, claims, on behalf of his mother, Tuti Khanum, the daughter of Karbalayi Allahvirdi, that Tuti Khanum has not received the 6 sheep she had been promised in exchange for the transfer of her maternal and paternal inheritance to ‘Ali Miran [?], the son of Karbalayi ‘Abd Allah, and Asad Allah, the son of Karbalayi Fath Allah. ‘Ali Miran [?] has also admitted that they have only given her two sheep, as a result of which, the transfer has been revoked.
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Money owed to Umm Kulsum
1- ‘Ali Akbar, the son of Husayn ‘Ali, owes one hundred tumans to Umm Kulsum. This money should be paid back within one year (1906 or 1907); 2- ‘Ali Akbar, the son of Husayn, owes a principal of ten tumans and interest of two tumans to Umm Kulsum, the daughter of Mulla Nabi. He has pledged a seeded piece of land to secure the loan, which should be repaid within one year. This money is Umm Kulsum's share of inheritance (1913).
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Dispute over the inheritance from Aqa Quli's mother, 1930
Aqa Quli has stated that since his maternal uncle had sold the inheritance from Aqa Quli's mother to Karbalayi ‘Abd al-‘Ali but did not give Aqa Quli his share, he has made a new contract with Mashhadi Khayr Allah out of spite for his uncle.
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Dispute over a property, 1904
Khalil [?], the son of Mulla Faraj Allah, claims, on behalf of his wife and Khadijah Khanum that the property, which was the shared inheritance of the two women, is in the possession of Hajar Khanum. They ask that the latter returns to them the property and any profits she has gained from it over the years.