> Using a characteristic of critical of reason and philosophy, I
> wonder why in a time when bahá'ís of Persian origin and bahá'ís
> with non-Persian origin live together and each culture is fusioned
> (or should be), we talk and there are laws active for Persian
> bahá?ís, letters or documents for Persian, it is supposed that
> Persian bahá'ís are NOT an elite, it is supposed they should mix
> to the culture they live, but with these things it creates a
> continue dichotomy. I don't see the necessity of, for example,
> calling or directing letters to "Persian bahá'ís" in Occident.
Dear Hasan,
I'm not entirely sure to what extent Persian Baha'is living in the
West are subject to different laws. I mean, is an American born of
Iranian parents considered Persian or Western for Baha'i legal
purposes? What happens if they don't speak Persian? But as for their
being certain letters directed to Persian Baha'is living in the West,
these are rather infrequent and have to do with specific concerns of
the diaspora community. I don't see that as any more of a problem that
the House directing special messages to youth, or women, or indigenous
Baha'is.
warmest, Susan
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