Recollections Shapour Rassekh and exploited

and exploited

A close friend wrote of her: ‘she was Japan’s real super-hero disguised as a little old lady’

experiences and interactions with the spiritual guidance provided by the Bahá’í writings

beyond the possibility of doubt

and their deaths in places far from their homes were shining examples of the magnificent pioneering services that the North American Bahá’í community rendered during the crucial early years of the Bahá’í Faith’s establishment

Recollections Shapour Rassekh and exploitedA series of concise sketches brings to light the lives of early Australian Bahs descended from one branch of the Brooks family, who settled in South Australia after its opening in 1836. Rather than epic tales of physical heroism, these portraits focus on everyday individuals whose quest for spiritual truth led them to embrace the Bah Faith and pass that conviction to future generations. Through simple narrative, the collection reveals how the Bah