Zamzam Company of Kermanshah
Download (15.11 KB)In this document dated Shahrivar 1360 [September 1981], Seyyed Reza Lavasani, the appointed judge of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Kermanshah, orders Zamzam Company of Kermanshah to dismiss Bahá’í employees and staff, unless they repent and introduce themselves as having Faith in the Twelver Shi‘a sect of Islam and publish this testimony with photographs in Iranian newspapers with wide circulation. The company is given less than 3 weeks to implement the order.
In His Name the Exalted
Islamic Republic of Iran
Islamic Revolutionary Court of Kermanshah
Num. 1, Mobile
Date: 60/6/10 [1 Sep 1981]
From: Islamic Revolutionary Court of Kermanshah
To: Zamzam Company of Kermanshah
Concerning the Bahá’í workers and employees in that company, it is hereby declared, that if the Bahá’í workers and employees are willing to repent, and record in their personnel files that they are followers of Islam and the Twelver Shiate sect, and publish and reflect this fact in the widely circulated newspapers of the country along with their photograph, they can continue their employment in that company. Otherwise, they must be expelled. The deadline is end of Shahrivar of 1360 (22 September 1981).
Shari‘a Judge of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Kermanshah,
Siyyid Reza Lavasani
[Source: Sarkoob va Koshtar Degar-andishan-e-Mazhabi dar Iran, Vol. 2, P.45, Document Number 5.]
