From his earliest days in his native Iran, Dr. Muhajir's greatest desire was to serve his beloved "Guardian," Shoghi Effendi. Like few of his generation he understood the urgency of the times, the hunger of the millions of waiting souls who long for God's healing message of hope and unity. He has been described as perhaps the greatest teacher of the Baha'i Faith in the twentieth century, bringing thousands into the faith of Baha'u'llah.
In this long awaited account of his life, the reader is exposed to the sheer breathtaking scale of his achievements across the globe. From his first pioneering post in the remote Mentawai Islands of Indonesia, to Africa, Asia, Australia and the Pacific, to Europe and the Americas, North and South, where eventually he laid down his life, we follow the remarkable journeys and exploits of this promoter and defender of the Baha'i Faith. We learn of his courage in the face of danger and opposition, his audacity and firmness in times of difficulty, and his devotion and zeal in the face of antipathy and comlacency. Above all, we learn of his great love for the poor and often exploited masses of ordinary people, especially the peasant-farmers, villagers and indigenous tribes of every continent.
For those who want to be inspired, encouraged, confirmed in the power and beauty of Baha'u'llah's teachings--let them read this book, for this is what true heroes are made of.