BAHA'I STUDIES REVIEW, CONTENTS, VOL.9

BAHÁ'Í STUDIES REVIEW, Volume 9, 1999/2000

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	VOLUME 9, 1999/2000	^{ISSN 1354-8697}
THE BAHÁ’Í STUDIES REVIEW

CONTENTS
This issue is dedicated to Greg Massiah who died on 17.9.99.

Invited Commentary
	Knowledge and tthe Covenant of Bahá'u'lláh	Ian Semple
Papers
	Infallible Institutions? Jamál Effendi and the early history of the Bahá’í Faith in South Asia Catastrophe, armageddon ansd millennium Poetry as Revelation	Udo Schaefer Moojan Momen Stephen Lambden Franklin Lewis
	Provisional translation of Bahá’u’lláh’s Mathnaviyí-i Mubárak	tr. Lewis
Soundings
	Some reflections on Juan Cole’s Modernity and Millennium Historical research and Baha’i scholarship Indigenous rights and women’s rights in Samoa	Amin Banana Sholeh Quinn Maureen Sier
Commentaries
	D Brookshaw on Franklin Lewis' "Translating the Hidden Words,", G Kingdon on Bryan Graham’s “The Bahá’í Faith and Economics”
Book Reviews and Art
	John Hatcher’s The Ocean of His Words Peter Smith’s Concise Encyclopedia of the Bahá’í Faith Revisioning the Sacred (edited by J. McLean) Mettlemen’s Lua Getsinger and Chapman’s Leroy Ioas Moojan Momen’s Phenomenon of Religion	S McGlinn W Collins D Piff R Weinberg C Buck
	A Dinwoodie on apocalypse of faith S Mawhinney on Bahá'í Music J Ledgard on Danish cinema R Weinberg on Bernard Leach and his pottery
Obituary
	AM Davudi James Heggie	N Doostdar G Hassall
Compilation
	Introduction	D Brookshaw
	References to The Hidden Words by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá and Shoghi Effendi
Biographical Notes
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(ENGLISH-SPEAKING EUROPE) Volume 9 1999/2000

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