Trial for the crime of "spying for Israel", "blasphemy" and propaganda against the Islamic Republic of Iran
Mahvash Shahriari Sabet (Persian: مهوش شهریاری ثابت; born February 4, 1953 in Ardestan, Isfahan)[1][2] better known as Mahvash Sabet (Persian: مهوش ثابت) is an Iranian poet and former educator. She was one of the Baháʼí 7.
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^"Mahvash Sabet - The Baha'i Seven". United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. Retrieved November 24, 2023.
Mahvash Shahriari Sabet (Persian: مهوش شهریاری ثابت; born February 4, 1953 in Ardestan, Isfahan) better known as MahvashSabet (Persian: مهوش ثابت) is...
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