CONTRAT DE MARIAGE PERMANENT DE MIRZA MUHAMMAD 'ALI IRAN, QAJAR ART, DATED: 10 R…

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CONTRAT DE MARIAGE PERMANENT DE MIRZA MUHAMMAD 'ALI

IRAN, QAJAR ART, DATED: 10 RABI II, 1289 H./17 June 1872 Ink and gouache on paper. The marriage contract of Mirza Muhammad 'Ali, son of Haji Mirza Fathallah and Zahra Baygum Khanum, daughter of the late Sayyid Nasrallah, specifying that the dowry consists of 150 tomans plus 75 tomans, as well as a Koran. The text in naskh and nasta'liq, stamped with the groom's seal. Dimensions: 52 x 33.5 cm

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CONTRAT DE MARIAGE PERMANENT DE MIRZA MUHAMMAD 'ALI

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