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So you wanna tell someone about the Baha’i Faith, but you have no idea what to say or where to start? Then, what are you supposed to do? Direct Teaching.
Devon and Golriz present the solution Plain & Simple in a creative papercut presentation.
Visit http://www.servethefaith.com
(This is so cool, someone please create more.)
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Today marks the anniversary of the incarceration of the seven Baha’i leaders in Iran. Iran Press Watch has posted this video:
http://www.vimeo.com/4646378This video is also available on Vimeo and on Youtube. Make it go viral!
A short interview with Geoffrey Cameron, research associate at the London-based Foreign Policy Centre, on the denial of higher education for the Baha’is in Iran. Mr. Cameron is also co-author of the 2008 publication ‘A Revolution without Rights? Women, Kurds and Baha’is Searching for Equality in Iran.’
Produced by brilliant Amy Lim at The Moving Pictures – Geoff blogs at http://jeunestreet.com/
Bita Haidarian, an award-winning Iranian American filmmaker fresh out of film school, sets off on a journey around the world to answer the big questions – who am I, where do I come from, and where can a girl find a good laser hair removalist?
Bita brings us from ‘Tehrangeles’ where Iranian girls get their noses re-shaped in posh Beverly Hills offices, to the garment district of LA where she cut her teeth in the fashion industry, to high society London where veiled women take lessons on how to secure a husband. Where princes and emirs mix with lords and ladies, Bita will take us into lesser-known corners of women and the Middle Eastern world.
Finding Bibi smashes worldwide stereotypes about women in the Middle East and is simultaneously a clarion call for the emancipation of women around the world. Check out her blog at: http://www.mideastyouth.com/findingbibi/
From: http://www.mideastyouth.com/findingbibi/
Meet Dave Kayani – DJ spinster, kung fu smacker and Ruhi lover.
A film by Matti Beramsingh and doubletake.tv
Below is a video showing the burning of Baha’i homes in the village of Showranyiah in the province of Sohag in Upper Egypt (You can hear at the end of the video someone shouting for the person taking the video “el hokooma gaya” (The government [police] is coming):
A thorough account of the events surrounding the violence perpetrated against the Baha’is of Egypt and the burning of their homes in a southern village located in the province of Sohag is available here on bahai-egypt.org. Share this with your friends.
Big ups to this study circle for a hilarious “The Office” spoof about a first study circle session.
Written by Laheeb Quddusi and Ashkon Ataee
Solomon Coal is a tight raps artist, kindergarten teacher and botanist to the stars. His music has been influenced by the streets of LA, his travels, the Baha’i writings, community elders, his students and various painters such as Van Gough, Justin Farmer, and Modigliani. He has just completed his debut album “From the Metropolis of the Owl”. He has a B.A. in Sociology, a M.A. in Education.
http://www.vimeo.com/2917758Text by Crimson World; Video by Bobby Aazami