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Amir al-Umara to Mansurah
Amir al-Umara (Amir Khan) advises Mansurah, his daughter, to avoid bad people. He also asks her to trust God when she feels alone and not to be disappointed when things go wrong.
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ʻAli Amir al-Umara and ʻAziz Jan to Mansurah
From ʻAli Amir al-Umara (Amir Khan) and ʻAziz Jan to their daughter, Mansurah. In the letter, Amir Khan complains that Mansurah did not send them letters and asks her to send more letters. On the back of the letter is ʻAziz Jan's letter asking Mansurah how she was doing and tells her that she is sending her a few things.
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Family portrait and a letter from ʻAziz Jan to Mansurah
Family portrait and a letter on the back from ʻAziz Jan to Mansurah. From right to left: Shapur (younger son of Masirrat al-Saltanah and Iʻtizad Divan), Shams Iran (their daughter), ʻAziz Jan, Masirrat al-Saltanah, and the man standing on the back is Fathʻali (the other son of Masirrat al-Saltanah and Iʻtizad Divan). The person on the left is unknown. On the back there is a letter from ʻAziz Jan to Mansurah.