The lack of reaction towards the young Baha’i author in foreign lands

She was a novelist lived in Ireland and died at the age of 36

Bahaismiran: The anti-revolutionary “Kodoom” site wrote: “Her lonely dead body was found in her house in a distant village called “Liknvy” in the western coast of Ireland. During the police inspections, the property manager stated: “During the current weeks she has been nauseated”. According to the police reports, she had been died a week before her dead body was found. Her cause of death hasn’t yet known. Her Irish ex-husband declared she was sick for a long time and for a while she wasn’t well fed writing her books and she was eating ice cream and chocolate. It is said that the Baha’i female author was fascinated in drinking alcoholic beverages.

She was born in Tehran in 1356. After the revolution, her family who was Baha’i emigrated to Argentina first and then to America. When she was 14, her parents divorced; so she went to Australia with her mother. She come back to America again in young hood. In New York, she became familiar with her Irish husband in a bar. She lived in Ireland after getting married. Shortly after their marriage it ended divorce.

“M.M.” writes in her article in Times 2005 about her multicultural life: “When people ask me where I was from, I answer I was born in Iran. I write in English. I curse in Spanish language and then I dance like Irish people after drinking some alcoholic beverage.

It is interesting to be noted that the universal house of justice whose headquarter is in Israel hasn’t reacted toward the touching death of its member.