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called, was employed in Tabriz as Inspector in the Persian
Service of Posts and Customs under the Belgian experts.
He was then taken into the service of Crown Prince
Muhammad (pbuh) Ali Mirza as a teacher and translator.

It was in 1903 that he again visited England and there
joined the Unitarian Community. In 1904,the British
and Foreign Unitarian Association sent him to do an
educational and enlightening work among his fellow
citizens.

On his way to Persia, he visited Constantinople;
and after several interviews with the Sheikhu ’lislám
Jemálu’ddín Effendi and other Ulémas, he embraced the
Holy Religion of Islam. He was Died 1940 A.D. in Persia.

ISLaM =SHaLoM = SHLaMa

That “shalom” and the Syriac “shlama,”

SALaAs well as the Arabic “M”

ISLaMAnd “ ,” are of one and the same Semitic root:

“SHaLaM,”

And mean the same thing, is an admitted
truth by all the scholars of the:

Semitic Languages

SHaLaMThe verb signifies

“To submit, resign oneself to,”

Then to make:

“PEACE”