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Founding Madrisah-i Nasiriyah, 1910
Announcement about founding the girls school and its programs
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Letter from Hajib to Iran-i naw, 1911
Written by Hajib, daughter of Amir Mu‘azzam, about collecting money for the poor; translated from French by Yiprim Khan
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Opening of Dabistan-i Parvarish-i Dushizagan, 1911
Under the management of Mawlud; tuition fee is also announced
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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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Opening of a school for women in Istanbul, 1910
Announcement in Islam newspaper
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Announcement by Dabistan-i Tarbiyat-i Dukhtaran, 1910
About examinations, educational programs, and tuition
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Tutoring advertisement by wife and husband, 1909
A Russian woman, recently converted to Islam, and her husband, Mirza Asad Allah from Ashtiyan (member of Iranian consulate in Tbilisi), are willing to travel to Iran to offer their educational services.
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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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Muhammad ‘Ali Nizam Mafi (Salar Mu‘azzam) to Zahra Sultan ‘Izzat al-Saltanah, 1911
Muhammad ‘Ali Nizam Mafi (Salar Mu‘azzam) writes to his sister, Zahra Sultan ‘Izzat al-Saltanah, giving her some advice on how to take care of herself and the family during the winter to prevent catching cold, some news about the Russian army in Azarbayjan, and the murder of Sani‘ al-Dawlah. He asks his sister to send him the daily newspapers, Iran-i Naw and Istiqlal-i Iran, every ten days. Muhammad ‘Ali emphasizes the importance of Zahra Sultan's education in French and playing the piano.