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Divorce settlement of Khatun and Yusuf, 1914
Khatun Khanum, the daughter of ‘Abbas, forgives her mahr, seventeen tumans and five thousand dinars, in order to get a divorce from her husband, Yusuf, the son of Karbalayi Ahmad.
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Divorce settlement of Ma‘sumah Khanum and Muhammad Taqi, 1928
Muhammad Taqi, the son of ‘Abd Allah, gives the power of attorney to Ahmad, the son of ‘Ali, who transfers this power to Mulla Rafi‘, in order to divorce his [Muhammad Taqi’s] wife, Ma‘sumah Khanum, the daughter of Bakhsh‘ali. The mahr was paid in full.
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Claim against Nusrat's wife, 1869
The writer claims that after Nusrat's death, his wife took some objects from his house, including three shawls. They have sent after her to investigate the case.
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Malik Nisa‘ settlement regarding her mahr and share of inheritance, 1875
Malik Nisa‘, the wife of Mulla Ahmad, settled her claim regarding her mahr and share of inheritance with the other inheritors (children of Mulla Ahmad), Fatimah Khanum, Mulla ‘Abd al-‘Ali, Karbalayi ‘Ali, and Mulla ‘Abd al-Karim, in exchange for receiving two tumans.
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Giving ‘Abd Allah's stipend to his wife, 1830
‘Abd Allah's wife, whose husband died before his contract ended, demands to receive his wages from Hasan‘ali, his employer; his stipend was ultimately given to his wife and underage child.
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Malik Nisa‘ bestowing her share of inheritance, 1882
Malik Nisa‘ Khanum, the daughter of Ja‘far and the wife of the late Karbalayi ‘Ali, transfers her share of inheritance and mahr to Karbalayi ‘Ali's sons, Hasanquli, Husaynquli, and Ahmad, in exchange for 19 tumans and five thousand tumans.
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Khayr al-Nisa’'s bestowal of her inheritance, 1927
Khayr al-Nisa’ Khanum, the daughter of Ya‘qub, has given her share of inheritance to her husband, Karbalayi Hasanquli, the son of ‘Abbas, for four tumans and some rock candy. She has also forgiven her right over her mahr.
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Dividing the inheritance of Muhammad, 1921
Since he had not left any will, after Muhammad's death, his belongings were divided among the inheritors: Ma‘sumah Khanum (his wife), Ana Khanum (his daughter), and Nur Allah and Ahmad (his underage children). It is noted that after receiving her share, Ma‘sumah Khanum loses any claim to her mahr and can separate her share after four years.
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Nanah Khanum bestowing her share of inheritance, 1880
After the mahrs and shares of Mulla ‘Abd al-‘Ali's two wives were fully paid, his daughter Nanah Khanum gave her share of paternal inheritance to her three brothers, Masih, Lutf‘ali, and ‘Abd al-Rasul in exchange for ten humans.
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Sara Khanum's documents
1- Sara Khanum's share of inheritance from her husband: the belongings and properties of ‘Ali Akbar, valued in total at 146 tumans after deducting his dues and debts, was given to his wife, Sara Khanum; 40 tumans for lifetime expenses and 20 tumans for her mahr (1946) 2- Sara Khanum Tahuni, the daughter of Aqa ‘Ali, gives the power of attorney to her son, Iskandar, the son of ‘Ali Akbar, to take the necessary measures to sell her property (1948).
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