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The Story of My Heart

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The memoirs of the Hand of the Cause, 'Alí-Akbar Furútan, were first published in Iran in 1977 and reprinted in England in 1981. The present volume is far more than a translation into English since many incidents have been added and the structure of several chapters rearranged. A number of photographs of historical interest are also included.

The author's reflections span most of the twentieth century, from the arrival of the first motor car in Iran to the establishment of the permanent Seat of the Universal House of Justice in Haifa, and a great part of the world in all its aspects has passed before his eyes. He was known to thousands of Bahá’ís of every race and nation, with whom he shared his knowledge, practical wisdom, humor and affection.

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  • 1 Author
  • 2 Publisher
  • 3 ISBN
  • 4 Available from

Author[edit]

'Alí-Akbar Furútan

Publisher[edit]

George Ronald Publisher Ltd

ISBN[edit]

978-0-85398-115-9

Available from[edit]

George Ronald

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