A piece of land owned by the sister of Ameen Farid

The second parcel belonged to the wife of Sydney Sprague, who was also the sister of Ameen Farid, ‘Abdul-Baha’s secretary during His travels in the West who defied the Master in 1914 and had become a Covenant-breaker. When Sydney’s wife supported Farid, Sydney had initially remained loyal to her and was expelled from the Faith. Ultimately, he left her and came back to the Faith. His wife, however, remained in opposition to the Faith and refused to sell the land. The issue was finally resolved when the State of Israel took possession of the land as it did with the holdings of many Arabs and some others who fled the country during the War of Independence. Israel then sold the land to the Baha’is.

(Earl Redman, Shoghi Effendi - Through the Pilgrim's Eye Vol. 2)

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