The couple was privileged which have half a dozen lovely people: Matilda, Trust, Billy, Bahiyyih, Elise and you will Gregory In her early adulthood she was married to Ahmad Yalda'i, also a native of Nayriz, and the couple made their home in Shiraz. Mrs. Yalda'i, in addition to raising her children, was active in Baha'i affairs; in all kinds of weather she would travel to outlying Villages to bring to the Baha'is of those areas news of the progress of the Faith throughout the world. Because the Baha'is visited her in large numbers, intransigent and hostile neighbours reviled her in the streets, heaped abuse upon her, and from time to time would ask the police to break up meetings in her home on the pretext that the Baha'is were disturbing the peace. On at least one occasion when the police asked her to desist from holding Baha'i gatherings in her home, she refused on the grounds that it was her religious obligation to be hospitable, and to open her doors to friends and strangers alike. 29758
