Seven Martyrs Hurmuzak Fiction described by Shoghi Effendi as

described by Shoghi Effendi as England's outstanding Bahá'í pioneer worker'

His Pure Heart

The Bahá’í Approach to Other Religions: The Example of Buddhism - Moojan Momen

with pride for their chosen posts and the love of God in their hearts

on his adventurous walk to 'Akká and note his transformation from a frivolous youth to a skilled translator for 'Abdu'l-Bahá

Seven Martyrs Hurmuzak Fiction described by Shoghi Effendi asIn July 1955 occurred an event all too common in modern Iranian history a group of innocent people were violently murdered for the simple reason that they were members of the Bah' Faith. The incident described in this little book was only one element in a wave of persecution of the Bah' in Iran during that year. But it has been particularly well documented, since the author was able to interview a survivor very shortly after the killings, and to take