File:Fariborz Ruzbehyan with Nelson Ethan Thomas, and Mavis Nymon.jpg
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Two reasons for festivities
The person who introduced the Baha'i Faith to The Gambia, Fariborz Ruzbehyan, (left) is pictured with the first Gambian Baha'i, Nelson Ethan Thomas (right), and Mavis Nymon, who brought the Faith to Togo. 1956.
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| current | 22:25, 29 April 2021 | | 1,014 × 1,518 (682 KB) | Bkrysln | == Summary == '''Two reasons for festivities''' The person who introduced the Baha'i Faith to The Gambia, Fariborz Ruzbehyan, (left) is pictured with the first Gambian Baha'i, Nelson Ethan Thomas (right), and Mavis Nymon, who brought the Faith to Togo. 1956. {{bwns|346}} Category:BWNS 346 |
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