From Kirmán, Quddús decided to leave for Yazd, and from
thence to proceed to Ardikán, Nayin, Ardistán, Isfáhán, Káshán, Qum, and
Tihrán. In each of these cities, notwithstanding the obstacles that beset his
path, he succeeded in instilling into the understanding of his hearers the
principles which he had so bravely risen to advocate.
(Chapter 9, ‘The
Dawn-Breakers’)
