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- Q5470403 description "Iranian activist".
- Q5470403 description "Iranian activist".
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- Q5470403 abstract "Forough Āzarakhsh'i (Persian: فروغ آذرخشی 1904 in Arak, Iran – 1963 in Mashhad (?), Iran) established the first elementary and secondary schools for girls in the religious city of Mashhad, Iran, of which the former became known as "Forough's School" ("مدرسه فروغ").Like other pioneers of education for women almost everywhere in the world, Forough Āzarakhsh'i had to deal with the hostility of the traditionalists of the society of her time. Upon establishing "Forough's School", some religious extremists threatened to set fire to this school, which was held at her private home. To counter this threat, she along with her children and members of her extended family protected the school by the force of arms, a measure that was kept in place for two years. The problem was ultimately resolved as a result of Forough's discussions with the religious leaders of Mashhad who at first had considered presence of girls in a school environment as being against religious teachings; having convinced the citizens that studying would not be deleterious to women, the School for Women (مدرسه بانوان) in Mashhad was formally inaugurated.Among Forough Āzarakhsh'i's other services to community can be mentioned her presidency of the Children Orphanage (پرورشگاه) of Khorasan, of the Association for the Protection of Mothers and Children (بنگاه حمایت از مادران و نوزادان), and of the Charity Commission (بنیاد نیکوکاری). She was also the honorary president of the Red Lion and Sun Society of Iran (جمعیت شیرو خورشید سرخ ایران) in Mashhad.".
- Q5470403 birthDate "1904".
- Q5470403 birthYear "1904".
- Q5470403 deathDate "1963".
- Q5470403 deathYear "1963".
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- Q5470403 dateOfBirth "1904".
- Q5470403 dateOfDeath "1963".
- Q5470403 name "Azarakhshi, Forough".
- Q5470403 shortDescription "Iranian activist".
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- Q5470403 comment "Forough Āzarakhsh'i (Persian: فروغ آذرخشی 1904 in Arak, Iran – 1963 in Mashhad (?), Iran) established the first elementary and secondary schools for girls in the religious city of Mashhad, Iran, of which the former became known as "Forough's School" ("مدرسه فروغ").Like other pioneers of education for women almost everywhere in the world, Forough Āzarakhsh'i had to deal with the hostility of the traditionalists of the society of her time.".
- Q5470403 label "Forough Azarakhshi".
- Q5470403 givenName "Forough".
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- Q5470403 surname "Azarakhshi".