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• ĀQĀ MOḤAMMAD KHAN QĀJĀR

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  See ĀḠĀ MOḤAMMAD KHAN.

• ĀQĀ NAJAFĪ EṢFAHĀNĪ

  A.-H. Hairi

  (1262-1332/1846-1914), prominent religious leader involved with a number of important political events of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

• ĀQĀ NAJAFĪ QŪČĀNI

  A.-H. Hairi

  (1295-1362/1878-1943), religious authority and constitutionalist.

• ĀQĀ REŻĀ HERAVĪ

  P. P. Soucek

  a painter closely associated with Prince Salīm, the later Emperor Jahāngīr, during the latter’s residence in Allahabad (1008-13/1599-1605). 

• ĀQĀ TABRĪZĪ

  Hasan Javadi and Farrokh Gaffary

  , MĪRZĀ, 19th-century civil servant and writer.

• ĀQĀ ZANJĀNĪ

  P. P. Soucek

  , MĪRZĀ, also known as Ḵamsaʾī, a calligrapher active between 1869-70 and 1890.

• ĀQĀSĪ

  A. Amanat

  , ḤĀJJĪ MĪRZĀ ABBĀS ĪRAVĀNĪ (ca. 1198-1265/1783-1848), grand vizier of Moḥammad Shah Qāǰār (r. 1834-48),  1835-48.

• ĀQČA

  D. Balland

  (or AQČA), a small market town in north Afghanistan, situated on the western edge of the great piedmont oasis of the Balḵāb river.

• AQD

  A. H. Betteridge and H. Javadi

  marriage contract, marriage contract ceremony.

• ʿAQD-NĀMA

  L. S. Diba

  contract, now specifically marriage contract.