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See also Mirza Ahmad Sohrab
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/SohrabEx.htm


Excerpts from Mirza Ahmad Sohrab's Broken Silence. The Story of Today's Struggle
for Religious Freedom.
New York: Universal Publishing, 1942. Reprinted. H-Bahai: Lansing, Michigan, 2004.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/SohrabEx.htm
https://www.h-net.org/~bahai/diglib/books/P-T/S/sohrab/Broken.htm

(Please note that in its use of the tactic of fundamentalist "slanderous vilification," the headnote on H-net violates the NEH, MSU, and H-Net's own democratic principles regarding scholarly and academic debate and discussion. The associated links and attempts to discredit Sohrab with bogus legal opinions further substantiate fanatical Baha'i's abuse and undermining of the democratic principles that support H-Net, yet another indication of the methods of fanatical baha'is.)

Sohrab's entire book may be downloaded in one click. 21 megabytes.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabBrokenSilence.pdf


Other works by Sohrab:

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. Abdul Baha in Egypt. New York: J. H. Sears & Co. for The New History Foundation, 1929.

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. Abdul Baha's Grandson: Story of a Twentieth Century Excommunication.
https://reformbahai.org/images/Ahmad_Sohrab_Abdul-Baha's_Grandson.pdf
Excommunication
New York: Universal Publishing for The New History Foundation,
1943. https://www.h-net.org/~bahai/diglib/books/P-T/S/sohrab/ABG.htm

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. My Bahai Pilgrimage. Autobiography from Childhood to Middle Age. New York: New History Foundation, 1959. 
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabMBP.pdf

Sohrab, Mirza Ahmad. The Story of the Divine Plan. Taking Place during, and immediately following World War I. New York: The New History Foundation, 1947. Digitally republished, East Lansing, Mi.: H-Bahai, 2004.
https://www.h-net.org/~bahai/diglib/books/P-T/S/sohrab/SDP.htm

Excerpts at bottom: Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. The Will and Testament of Abdul Baha, An Analysis. New York: Universal Publishing, 1944.

Selective Bibliography, Sohrab:

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. I Heard Him Say. Words of Abdul Baha as Recorded by his Secretary.
New York: The New History Foundation, 1937.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabIHHS.pdf 

Ahmad Sohrab's Broken Silence: The Story of Today's Struggle for Religious Freedom.
New York: Universal Publishing, 1942.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabBrokenSilence.pdf

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. Abdul Baha's Grandson: Story of a Twentieth Century
Excommunication
New York: Universal Publishing for The New History Foundation,
1943. https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/ABG.htm
https://www.h-net.org/~bahai/diglib/books/P-T/S/sohrab/ABG.htm

Excerpts at bottom: Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. The Will and Testament of Abdul Baha, An Analysis.
New York: Universal Publishing, 1944.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabWTAB.pdf

Sohrab, Mirza Ahmad. The Story of the Divine Plan. Taking Place during, and immediately following World War I. New York: The New History Foundation, 1947. Digitally republished, East Lansing, Mi.: H-Bahai, 2004.
https://www.h-net.org/~bahai/diglib/books/P-T/S/sohrab/SDP.htm

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. My Bahai Pilgrimage. Autobiography from Childhood to Middle Age.
New York: New History Foundation, 1959.
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/archives/SohrabMBP.pdf

Mirza Ahmad Sohrab (1893 - 1958) Biography by Will Johnson, Professional Genealogist
https://www.countyhistorian.com/cecilweb/index.php/Ahmad_Sohrab


Also see US District Court of Northern Illinois rules against Haifan Baha'is - April 23, 2008
Amici curiae, Reform Bahai Faith
https://fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/USDistrictCourt07.htm

McDaniel v. Mirza Ahmad Sohrab, 27 NYS 2d 525 - 1941


See also Mirza Ahmad Sohrab
https://www.reformbahai.org/Mirza_Ahmad_Sohrab.html

H-Net Bahai has deleted the dozen books it has had online for years by Ruth White and Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. Most of their books are still available on this website. Scholarship worthy of the name cannot be done without confronting the history to which they testify.

 

From a 1941 Bahai book: