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ḤASSÁN AND ISOBEL SABRÍ page 266 |
Ḥassan, a young Egyptian Bahá’í studying in England in 1945
met Isobel Locke, an American pioneer to England, and they
both served with distinction in the Six Year Plan, Ḥassan on the
National Youth and National Teaching Committees and the
Nottingham, Birmingham, Belfast, Liverpool, Cardiff and
Bristol Spiritual Assemblies, and Isobel on the Assemblies in
Edinburgh, Blackpool, Sheffield and Bristol, as well as on the
National Teaching Committee. They married in 1951 and
pioneered to Tanganyika and Uganda, where Ḥassan was on the
first National Spiritual Assembly of Central and East Africa.
Isobel became a Counsellor and Ḥassan Secretary of the
Continental Pioneer Committee for Africa. They subsequently
pioneered to Kenya where they still serve (1979).
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