TAGS: - Islam; - Persecution; Interfaith dialogue; Morocco; Nador, Morocco; Persecution, Morocco

Abstract:

A formal response to a court case in Morocco from the previous month in which three Bahá'ís were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government, subvert religion, and disrupt the public order.

Notes:

Comments have been added to give the English translation of text in French and Italian, and transcription of names to reflect the original Arabic/Berber spelling (download the Word version, below).

Freedom of Religion on Trial in Morocco:

The Nador Case

Bahá'í International Community

New York: Bahá'í International Community, 1963

Available in 3 formats: annotated Word document, PDF scan of the original book, and PDF without annotations:

1. Microsoft Word version, with annotations and transcriptions added

Download: bic_freedom_religion_trial.docx

2. PDF of scanned images

Download: bic_freedom_religion_trial_images.pdf

3. Proofread / corrected PDF, but without annotations

Download: bic_freedom_religion_trial.pdf.

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