The progress of various events, both within and outside the
Bahá’í world, as well as the perusal of the able and illuminating
report recently submitted by the Committee of the Persian National
Spiritual Assembly in charge of the Tarbíyat School in Ṭihrán,
have served to reinforce a gradually growing idea as to the desirability
of arranging for the settlement in the capital of that country
of one or two American believers who, having the means, the freedom
and the capacity, can adequately meet the pressing requirements
of a responsible position. Judging from their report, the situation
in Ṭihrán though much confused and perplexing, is fraught with
rich possibilities for the future of the Cause, both as affecting the
national fortunes of Persia, as well as its influence upon the international
development of the Cause.