- Naser-din-Shah, co-founder of the
first Iranian women's
rights movement Anjoman Naswan,
author of a memoir,
painter Princess Mohtaram Eskandari,
intellectual and...
- Irshad-e
Naswan (Dari: ارشاد نسوان, lit. 'The
guide for women') was a women's
magazine issued in
Afghanistan founded in 1921
being the
first women's magazine...
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School is an all-girls
school with over 5,000
students and 150 teachers.
Naswan Shaher Kohna School,
another all-girls school, has over 3000 students. The...
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Tarzi founded and
contributed to the
first magazine for women,
Ishadul Naswan (Guidance for Women)
which was
edited by her mother, as well as the first...
- and
professional life. She
founded the
first women's
magazine (Irshad-e
Naswan, 1922), the
first women's
organization (Anjuman-i Himayat-i-Niswan), the...
- and
professional life. She
founded the
first women's
magazine (Irshad-e
Naswan, 1922), the
first women's
organization (Anjuman-i Himayat-i-Niswan), the...
-
Mehrabodin High
School (co-educational)
Mustaqbal Private High
School (Private)
Naswan Wahdat High
School (girls) Navi
Bakhtar High
School (private) Nazo Ana High...
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managing editor of the
first women's
magazine in Afghanistan, Irshad-e
Naswan,
which was
published from 17
March 1922. She was the co-editor of the magazine...
- and
professional life. She
founded the
first women's
magazine (Irshad-e
Naswan, 1922), the
first women's
organization (Anjuman-i Himayat-i-Niswan), the...
- ****ociation Anjuman-i Himayat-i-Niswan as well as the women's
magazine Irshad-e
Naswan was banned, the
girls 'schools were closed, and the
female students who...
