I can't believe how cruel the Baha'is are treated in Iran. Those Iranian Muslims who fled the crazies were very lucky to be able to settle here in the U.S. where nobody bothers them because of their religion.
Deceased Bahai girl denied burial in Tabriz
SUNDAY, 02 NOVEMBER 2014
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Over a week has passed since twelve-year-old Mahna Samandari died from an illness, on October 21, but her parents have not been allowed to bury her.
Mohabat News _ According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Mahna's parents, who suffer from physical handicaps, are not only grieving the loss of their daughter but are devastated by "regulations" that deny them the right to bury their child in the local cemetery of Tabriz.
After her death in hospital, her parents wanted to take the body home for the ritual washing and Bahai prayers, but when the ambulance driver heard that she was a Bahai, he stopped the vehicle and insisted that she could only be taken to the Wadi Rahmat cemetery in Tabriz.
Eventually he relented and took the body to her parents' home. After the body had been washed and wrapped in a shroud, and the prayer for the dead read, in accordance with Bahai rites, it was taken to Wadi Rahmat cemetery and placed in the mortuary, where it remains.
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Deceased Bahai girl denied burial in Tabriz
SUNDAY, 02 NOVEMBER 2014
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Over a week has passed since twelve-year-old Mahna Samandari died from an illness, on October 21, but her parents have not been allowed to bury her.
Mohabat News _ According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Mahna's parents, who suffer from physical handicaps, are not only grieving the loss of their daughter but are devastated by "regulations" that deny them the right to bury their child in the local cemetery of Tabriz.
After her death in hospital, her parents wanted to take the body home for the ritual washing and Bahai prayers, but when the ambulance driver heard that she was a Bahai, he stopped the vehicle and insisted that she could only be taken to the Wadi Rahmat cemetery in Tabriz.
Eventually he relented and took the body to her parents' home. After the body had been washed and wrapped in a shroud, and the prayer for the dead read, in accordance with Bahai rites, it was taken to Wadi Rahmat cemetery and placed in the mortuary, where it remains.
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