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Photograph of N. M. Rashed with Dr. Abdul and Reuters correspondent in Tehran. Writing in blue pen on reverse describes the photo: "Tehran 1973. Dr. Abdul and Reuters correspondent. (no need to return)." Printed in Iran at Kamān Colour Photography.

Draft of Persian poems by Mohammad Zohari, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Ādamak, Zā'irān-i shahīd, Talāsh.

Ādamak: Contains a passage crossed out and re-typed underneath it.

Zā'irān-i shahīd: Contains a repeated word written over with a…

Draft of Persian poems by Nima Yushij compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes: Mītarāvad mahtāb, Sāyah-yi khud, Hasht shab, Mākh-i aulā, Qā'iq. Contains some handwritten notes in red ink and a few corrections written in pencil.

Mītarāvad mahtāb: Contains…

Photograph of N. M. Rashed: Director of United Nations Information Centre in Teheran. Typed description and information on Rashed present on reverse; some Urdu writing in black ink also present. The photograph was taken, apparently in New York, upon…

Draft of Persian poems by Fereydoun Tavallali, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes: Kū-yi murdagān, Darrah-yi marg, Gunah-kār. Contains handwritten notes in red ink and in pencil.

Kū-yi murdagān: At the top of the first page, the author's name is…

Handwritten aerogramme from Mughni Tabassum. He wishes Rashed good health and expresses happiness over Rashed’s plan to visit Hyderabad. He mentions he has been communicating with Aal-e Sarwar, Shahryar and Shamsur Rahman Faruqi regarding organizing…

Handwritten aerogramme from Mughni Tabassum to Rashed, sent to P.O Box 1555 in Tehran. Mughni Tabassum informs Rashed that ' Noon Meem Rashed' has been published and he is sending two copies with the letter. He asks Rashed if he would want to send…

College recommendation letter for N. M. Rashed, written by Tara Singh, principal of Government Intermediate College, Lyallpur, in year of Rashed’s graduation.

Letter from Sibte Hasan to N. M. Rashed. Written on Pakistani Adab letterhead.

Letter from Sibte Hasan to Sheila Rashed. On Pakistani Adab letterhead.