Persian Bahais: A Persecuted Minority
By Rebecca Kaufman, Deena Guzder, July 26, 2007
Iran is the birthplace of the Bahai religion. Yet in Iran, Bahais are persecuted and their holy places have been closed and appropriated by the state. In the United States, however, Bahais and their institutions are flourishing. News21 reports on Bahai life in America.
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