- 2019. Foreigner: From an Iranian Village to New York City and the Lights That Led the Way. Hussein Ahdieh, Hillary Chapman. Biography of a young boy in Nayriz, Iran in the mid 20th-century, his reflection on the sad society; his experience as a immigrant in the United States, struggle to make the American dream, and helped the innovative Harlem Prep, a Bahá'í inspired School.
Books.
- 2013. Hojjatiyeh Society in Iran, The: Ideology and Practice from the 1950s to the Present. Ronen A. Cohen. History of the group that started in the 1950s as an anti-Baha'i movement but found itself leading an anti-Khomeini agenda; spiritual background to Imamite Shi'ism and the historical context; a counter-revolutionary movement that echoes today. Books.
- 2008-11. Iran, Israel and the "Shi'ite Crescent". Uzi Rabi, Ronen A. Cohen. Conference proceedings on the relations between the regional powers of Iran and the Arab world, and the relations between Iran and Israel since the Islamic revolution in 1979. Only passing mention of Bahá'ís, but of general relevance. Articles.
- 1998. Iranians, The: Persia, Islam, and the Soul of a Nation. Sandra Mackey. Brief overview of the Bahá'í Faith during the Qajar period, in the context of Iranian politics. Excerpts.
- 1997. Mantle of the Prophet, The: Religion and Politics in Iran, by Roy Mottahedeh: Review. Lauran Walker. Reviews.
- 1994. Making of Iran's Islamic Revolution, The: From Monarchy to Islamic Republic. Mohsen M. Milani. Passing mentions of the destruction of the Bahá'í "temple" (i.e. the dome of the national Bahá'í centre in Tehran) in 1955, anti-Bahá'í paranoia, and a 1963 anti-Bahá'í uprising. Excerpts.
- 1982. Iran between Two Revolutions. Ervand Abrahamian. Multiple references to the Bahá'í Faith, in an academic book of history. Books.
- 1964/1979. Nationalism in Iran. Richard W. Cottam. 3-page discussion of treatment of Bahá'ís as a minority religion in Iran in the 1950s, and passing mention of the late 1970s. Excerpts.
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