Mirza Abbas Touri, son of Mirza Hussein Ali Majri, was a famous calligrapher of the era of Nasser al-Din Shah. He was one of the most skilled artists of the Qajar period, whose biography is unfortunately not found in any available book.

Mirza Abbas was a calligrapher in the court of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar, and a follower and successor of the master Emad. In this art, he displayed a mastery that no other scribe or calligrapher has been able to reach. He copied several pieces of Emad's best calligraphy, and they are so alike that if his signature were hidden, it would be difficult for connoisseurs to distinguish them.

The date of his death is unknown, but it is only known that he lived until the year 1170 AH.

Lawa'ih Jami (10) A fine binding, decorated with gold, with a leather cover. The book has a table of contents and is written in French. It has been written with gold ink on parchment, with two pages of text and margins. The lines are in gold. The work of the esteemed Mirza Fath-Ali Shirazi.

Mirza Fath-Ali Shirazi, son of Aqa Muhammad Ja'far Heravi, was a poet and calligrapher. He used the pen name "Kamal al-Dowleh" and wrote poetry. He was buried in the Shah Cheragh shrine.