From: Baha’i Stories
While still a child, the Blessed Beauty (Baha'u'llah)
watched as a government tax-collector, on three separate occasions, accosted
His father and demanded, in cruel and unjust manner, the payment of taxes.
Unable to bear the injustice of it all, He, though in early childhood, mounted
His horse and rode fpr two days until He arrived in Tihran (the capital of
Persia). There He sought the dismissal of this unjust and tyrannical
tax-collectot. He succeeded in obtaining the necessary papers ordering the
dismissal, and returned to His parents.
(Mr. Furutan, ‘Story of
Baha'u'llah’)
