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Examinations at girls schools, 1911
Madrisah-i Pardigiyan, Madrisah-i Masturat, and Madrisah-i Khavatin; managed by daughters of Shams al-Ma‘ali
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Announcement by Dabistan-i Hunar, 1909
Encouraging girls' enrollment at Dabistan-i Hunar; written by ‘Azra, daughter of Asad Allah Khan, the principal
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Examinations at Madrisah-i Umm al-Madaris, 1910
Students' mothers, principals of other girls schools in Tehran, and three American female teachers from the American School were present at the exam session
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Founding a school for girls, 1910
The school, founded by Sadr al-Atibba’'s wife, is praised by Razi al-Mulk, father of one of the students
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Examinations at Madrisah-i Namus, 1910
Kafil al-Dawlah, whose two daughters attend Madrisah-i Namus, writes about the necessity of education for girls and praises Madrisah-i Namus
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Girls school in Shah Abad, 1910
Announcing enrollment for the school opened by a French female teacher, and information about programs and tuition
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Opening of Dabistan-i Sharafat, 1909
Written by the principal of Madrisah-i Nisvan, about opening of Dabistan-i Sharafat-i Dukhtaran-i Irani
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Opening of Madrisah-i ‘Aliyah-i Hijab, 1910
Announcing the opening of Madrisah-i ‘Aliyah-i Hijab with new educational methods known as Rushdiyah
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Letter from Ashraf to Iran-i naw, 1909
Praising Madrisah-i Shah Abad established by daughters of Farman Farma
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Speech by a student of Madrisah-i Mukhaddarat, 1910
About examinations, and the news of Afsar al-Saltanah's daughter becoming a teacher