A world with No religion
I’m reading a Persian autobiography book authored by a famous Iranian journalist living in LA. Her name is Homa Sarshar and like millions of Iranians, she had to leave the country in order to save her life, after establishment of the Islamic regime in Iran in 1979.
The title of the book is “Sarab”, which means “Mirage”. She, as a “Baha’i”, has beautifully described the society and has brought about life of Baha’i’s in Iran, even during the Shah’s era.
The book contains over 400 pages and I have read as far as one third of the book. However, since I am not in favor of any religion, and at the same time I respect everybody’s religious faith, I found it as a confirmation of my own belief, when it comes to religion. My belief is to have faith only to the God, and that for getting closed to him, there is no need for intermediates.
Is it possible that one beautiful day everybody would turn just to the God and nothing else? Imagine, when there would not be any religion, Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Baha’i faith and all other religions and beliefs. Surely people would find something else to kill each other for, but at least nobody would fight, torture and kill each other in the name of the God!
The title of the book is “Sarab”, which means “Mirage”. She, as a “Baha’i”, has beautifully described the society and has brought about life of Baha’i’s in Iran, even during the Shah’s era.
The book contains over 400 pages and I have read as far as one third of the book. However, since I am not in favor of any religion, and at the same time I respect everybody’s religious faith, I found it as a confirmation of my own belief, when it comes to religion. My belief is to have faith only to the God, and that for getting closed to him, there is no need for intermediates.
Is it possible that one beautiful day everybody would turn just to the God and nothing else? Imagine, when there would not be any religion, Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Baha’i faith and all other religions and beliefs. Surely people would find something else to kill each other for, but at least nobody would fight, torture and kill each other in the name of the God!
Published on January 28, 2012 02:46
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Viewed as a rebel by conventional society, Niki is forced by a Niki is an Iranian woman living in Tehran. She experiences the hardship of life before, during, and after the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
Viewed as a rebel by conventional society, Niki is forced by a combination of cultural boundaries and Islamic restrictions to make radical decisions that take her life on an unbelievably rocky road.
When she falls for a wanted journalist, Niki decides to go against the system and her protective family and gets involved in a series of unexpected, dangerous incidents. After she follows her heart and marries the man she loves, Niki is forced to flee the country with him to survive.
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