the silent Iranian majority cannot avoid personal and communal responsibility for the persecutions of the Baháí in this extreme manner. To provide tacit support, to remain silent, do not excuse the majority for the actions based on prejudice and hate against an Iranian religious minority group. In the late 1970s the Shahs regime, due to criticism that he was pro-Western, consistently lost legitimacy. As the anti-Shah movement gained ground and support, revolutionary propaganda was spread that some of the Shahs advisors were Baháís. Baháís were portrayed as economic threats, supporters of Israel and the West and popular hatred for the Baháís increased. by Dokhtar Shirazi C0-Administrator Tenth Wall Defense of Bahai s in Iran
Posted on: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 06:05:59 +0000
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