Tuesday, September 11, 2018

September 10. On this date in 1986, Fazel "Frank" Khan died. He and his family were the first Muslims in Australia to convert to the Bahá'í Faith, doing so in 1948. Frank Khan would serve on the NSA of Australia, as would his children Joy Vohradsky and Peter Khan, who also served on the International Teaching Centre and Universal House of Justice.

Group of Baha'is gathered around the spot where the Baha'i Temple was to be built
Individuals identified in the above photo:1. Frank Khan 2. Margaret Bird 3. Greta Lake 4. Daphne Reid 5. Bessie Walker 6. Frank Wyss 7. James Heggie

September 10. On this date in 1986, Fazel "Frank" Khan died. He and his family were the first Muslims in Australia to convert to the Bahá'í Faith, doing so in 1948. Frank Khan would serve on the NSA of Australia, as would his children Joy Vohradsky and Peter Khan, who also served on the International Teaching Centre and Universal House of Justice.

In 2000, Peter Khan gave a talk to New Zealand Bahá'ís about their reaction to Alison Marshall's excommunication, partially annotated here, which received a rebuttal by Juan Cole.

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