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Gawhar Shad Khabir Muhsini

Daughter of Aqdas al-Muluk Mu‘izzi and ‘Ali Khabir Muhsini
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Gawhar Shad Khabir Muhsini

Gawhar Shad Khabir Muhsini (Khanum Jan), daughter of Aqdas Muluk Mu‘izzi and ‘Ali Khabir Muhsini (Khabir al-Saltanah) and wife of ‘Ali Akbar Javidan
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Ma‘sumah ‘Adl

Ma‘sumah ‘Adl, Iqlima ‘Adl's niece and cousin of ‘Ali Akbar Javidan, who gave this photograph to Muhsin Javidan (son of ‘Ali Akbar and Gawhar Shad) in September of 1950.
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Afsanah Mu‘izzi

Left: Afsanah Mu‘izzi, sister of Aqdas al-Muluk Mu‘izzi (Gawhar Shad Khabir Muhsini's mother) and unknown
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Farangis Khabir

Daughter of Gawhar Taj and ‘Ali Khabir Muhsini (Khabir al-Saltanah)
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Marriage contract of Zia’ al-Muluk and Vali Khan, 1930

Marriage contract of Zia’ al-Muluk, daughter of Mirza Muhammad Khan Majd al-Mamalik, and Sayyid Vali Khan, son of Mir Abu al-Qasim. Mahr was twenty five hundred tumans, a brilliant diamond ring, a cashmere shawl, a mirror, and a pair of lamps. One thousand tumans and the objects above were received at the time of the marriage contract.
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Gawhar Shad and her family

From left, standing: Muhsin and ‘Ali Asghar Javidan (Gawhar Shad's children), Hasan Tihrani (Manizhah Javidan's husband), sitting: Gawhar Shad Kahbir Muhsini, ‘Ali Akbar Javidan (Gawhar Shad's husband), Khusraw Tihrani (Manizhah's son), Manizhah and Bahman Javidan (Gawhar Shad's children)
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Family portrait

Left to right: Cousin of Manizhah Javidan (daughter of Gawhar Shad), Gawhar Shad Khabir Muhsini, Puran (daughter of Gawhar Taj Javidan and ‘Ali Kahbir Muhsini), Parviz (son of Gawhar Taj), ‘Ali Akbar Javidan (Gawhar Shad's husband), Farangis (Gawhar Taj's daughter), Gawhar Taj Javidan (the second wife of Khabir al-Saltanah), Faraj Panahi (Manizhah javidan's cousin), and Bahman Javidan (son of Gawhar Shad and ‘Ali Akbar Javidan).
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Marriage contract of Gawhar Shad and ‘Ali Akbar Nazm al-Dawlah, 1923

Marriage contract of Gawhar Shad Khanum, daughter of Khabir al-Saltanah [and Aqdas al-Muluk Mu‘izzi], and Mirza ‘Ali Akbar Khan Nazm al-Dawlah, son of Mirza Muhammad Khan Majd al-Saltanah [and Iqlima ‘Adl]. Mahr was a Qur’an, thirty five hundred tumans (eight hundred tumans of which has been paid), two brilliant diamond rings, a pair of lamps, and a mirror.

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