"إضافات وتصحيحات لمسرد الشخصيات الهامة في بلاد فارس (المجلد IV)" [و‎‎١‎٤‎٨] (٣١٢/٣٠٢)

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bSrotl 6 - a?T^ ^ Majlis for his ‘ pocket.
0 aw am ill aL/S ^ T ehran from 1921 - 23 acting as
am-ul-Mulk s private representative as well
Elected for Shiraz for 5th Majlis (1923) by his patron’s
influence and private arrangement with the Governor
Sa /™-o d ;P 0 u le h as lt was desired to reserve
Fasa for the latter s brother-in-law Mushir Aazam
Harmless and moderate, but not very business-like.
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SHAIKH MURTAZ A MAHALLATI, MUJTAHID. Born
about 1878. Son of late Shaikh Abu Turab, who
was brother of late Mirza Ibrahim the Chief Mujtahid
of Shiraz for many years. Returned to Shiraz from
Studies in Najaf about 1909. Always anti-Foreign.
hiow aisputes religious supremacy in town with Shaikn
Ja’far (q. v.) his cousin. Patronises ‘ western ’ section
of democrats of Shiraz and supported malcontents
against Prince Nusrat-us-Sultaneh, Governor-General,
1922.
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SHAIKH SAI^TTi PAH KHAN ALI-NASUR. Born about
1886. Of Kangun. Son of Shaikh Ibrahim, son of
Shaikh Mazkur, hung, at Shiraz 1879, and Cousin of
present Shaikh Mazkur of Gaubandi, and Shaikh
Hatim of Tahiri. Shaikh Ibrahim Khan, who ruled
Tahirj, Kangus, Banak and other small coast villages
died about 1907. Ali Akbar Khan of Jam obtained
the lease of these ports through Jamal Khan of
Dashti. In 1912 they were leased to Ali Akbar Khan
Gilehdari who entrusted them to Shaikh Hatim Khan
(q. v.) Shaikh Saifullah had been paying revenue ^o
Shaikh Hatim, but quarrelled in 1914. His coast Jinr
extends from Banak to Dashi to near Nakul Taqi
r hont 20 miles but a range of hills and the district
csf Ali Akbar Gelehdari He directly behind.