This book is the second volume of the five-volume collection titled "Documents of the Bahá'ís of Iran," which covers certain events from the Qajar era to the early months of Reza Shah's rule. The documents from this historical period, like those from other periods previously published, serve as evidence that the Bahá'í community in Iran, due to their lack of legal recognition, was constantly subjected to attacks. Despite any appeals or demands for justice, fairness was never achieved.