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Left Persia in early 1951, after service for the Faith in youth and
teaching activities and as a member of the National Assembly, to
join his wife, Violette and her parents, Músá and Samíḥih Banání,
in the British Isles, preparatory to their pioneering to Africa. His
teaching activities in Africa took him to remote African villages,
and, later, as assistant to Mr. Banání when he was appointed
Hand of the Cause, to many countries on the African continent.
Elected Chairman of the first Regional National Assembly of
Central and East Africa, then as member of the first elected
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International Council and finally as member of the Universal
House of Justice in 1963.
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