Muslim Women's Caucasian Benevolent Society. During a smallpox epidemic in the Soviet era, she bought vaccines and gave shots to the people of Kahrizli. In 1921, after having lived in Tabriz for a year, the family moved to Baku, where she wrote memoirs and translated her husband's works. She published a memoir in the 1930s, Awake: A Moslem Woman’s Rare Memoir of Her Life and Partnership with the Editor of Molla Nasreddin, the Most Influential Satirical Journal of the Caucasus and Iran, 1907–1931, published posthumously in 1967, and translated into English by Hasan Javadi and Willem Floor. She also translated Russian poetry. She outlived two of her children: Mina in 1923 and Midhat in 1935. She died in Baku in 1955. There is a museum of her life and works in Kahrizli. See also Cotton production in Azerbaijan References 1873 births 1955 deaths Azerbaijani feminists Proponents of Islamic feminism Azerbaijani philanthropists Azerbaijani educators Azerbaijani Shia Muslims Azerbaijani nobility Azerbaijani expatriates in Iran Soviet expatriates in Iran Azerbaijani women writers Azerbaijani writers Azerbaijani publicists Translators from Russian Azerbaijani humanitarians