An immigration record for A[?] Selim indicating prepaid passage on the Austro-American line in 1912. On the back, handwritten in pencil, is "Arrived October 17, 1912 at New York."
Agreement By and Between W. Colston Leigh Inc. and , dated June 26, 1937. The agreement stipulates a number of terms surrounding W. Colston Leigh becoming Rihani's speaking agency.
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated April 7, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as a speaker at the Town Hall Forum in Portland, OR, on March 13, 1939, for the sum of $100. The topic of discussion is listed as "Who Shall Rule Palestine."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated April 7, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as speaking at the Town Hall Forum in San Francisco, CA, on March 9, 1939, for the sum of $100. The topic of discussion is listed as "Who Shall Rule…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated April 7, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as a speaker at the Town Hall Forum in Oakland, CA, on March 6, 1939, for the sum of $100. The topic is listed as "Who Shall Rule Palestine."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated August 3, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as speaking at the Community Forum of First Congregational Church on March 5, 1939, for the sum of $75. The topic is listed as "The Arabs and Jews in…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated July 12, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as a speaker at a Town Hall Forum in Seattle on March 14, 1939, for the sum of $350. The topic of discussion is listed as "Who Shall Rule Palestine"
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated July 30, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as a speaker at Pasadena Junior College, on March 7, 1939, for the sum of $300 dollars. The topic of discussion is listed as "Who Shall Rule Palestine."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated May 20, 1938. The document states that Rihani will appear in Scranton, PA to speak on Friday January 13, 1939, and will be paid $50. The subject of the talk is listed as "Contribution of Arabia to…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated November 18, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as a speaker at the Yuba City Adult School on March 10, 1939, for the sum of $25 dollars. The topic of discussion is listed as "Arabs and Jews in…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated November 21, 1938. The document lists Ameen Rihani as speaking at the New York Town Hall on March 30, 1939 for the sum of $75. The topic is listed as "Literature of the Near East."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated October 17, 1938. The document states that Rihani will appear in Providence, RI, on Saturday January 14, 1939 for $100. The topic of discussion is written as "The Jewish-Arab Conflict in Palestine."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated September 15, 1938. The document lists the engagement as taking place in Toronto, CA on Monday January 23, 1939. It also states Rihani will be paid $100 for the lecture. The subject is listed as, "East…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated February 15, 1939. The document lists the engagement as taking place in Visalia, CA on Thursday March 2, 1939 for the sum of $50. The topic of discussion is listed as "The Arabs and Jews in Palestine."
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated January 18, 1939. The document lists Ameen Rihani as speaking a Visalia Union High School and Junior College on March 3, 1939, for $50. The topic of discussion is listed as "The Arabs and Jews in…
Contract of a speaking engagement for , dated January 31, 1939. The document states that Rihani will speak in Sacramento, CA on Monday February 27, 1939 for $75 dollars. The topic of discussion is listed as "The Arabs and Jews in Palestine."
A newspaper clipping from Villanova University titled, 'Unique Seminar At Villanova,' regarding a course by Kail Ellis and Dr. Malik Hafeez scheduled for 7-8 December 1984.
A newspaper article titled ' Islamic States affect U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations' published in the University News Bulletin. The article from February 1983 discusses the seminar that Kail Ellis and his colleague would be hosting that summer at Villanova.
