In a message dated 2/3/2005 5:54:57 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Surely, near the end of his life, Shoghi Effendi must have
realized there would not be any Guardian after him.
 
Dear Tim,
 
The pilgrim note I have in mind is from 1955.
 
"After twenty years of marriage, he had no children,
and Ruhiyyih Khanum was nearing the end of child-bearing
years."
 
Don't forget that Ruhiyyih Khanum herself was conceived when her mother was in her forties after having been apparently barren.
 
 "Actually, I am very surprised that none of the pilgrims in the
1950s asked Shoghi Effendi who would be Guardian after him."
 
The older Baha'is I talked to had thought that Shoghi Effendi might indeed have children somewhere that he was hiding to keep safe from the Covenant breakers.
 
warmest, Susan
 
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