Partial Inventory: #BH00483

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#	BH00483 - Bahá'u'lláh   -   1500 words   -   Arabic and Persian (mixed)
opening, original	الحمد لمن نطق بعد تقدیسه عن اللسان و علم بعد تنزیهه عن البیان انه لهو الذی
opening, English	Praise be unto Him Who, after His sanctification beyond all tongues, hath spoken, and Who, after His transcendence above all utterance, hath taught. He, verily, is the One Who [3.5s]... ...It hath been decreed that, if anyone should have a troubled dream and should thereby be grieved and saddened, he may recite this blessed verse… O Thou by Whose name the sea of joy moveth and the fragrance of happiness is wafted!
notes	LL#189
in catalog	Additional Prayers Revealed by Bahá'u'lláh; Bahá'í Scriptures
manuscripts	INBA07:128, INBA18:421, BLIB_Or15717.233, , Majlis210461.126x
publications	ADM2#113 p.202x, MAS4.366bx, ASAT1.072x, PYK.033x
translations	BRL_APBH#23x, RBB.123x, BSC.186 #270x, BP1929.012x
music	Sixth Choral Music Festival Concert, C. Wolcott
subjects	@meaning; importance of dreams and visions, @eulogies; reminiscences, @steadfastness; perseverance; faithfulness, @consolation and comfort, @transcendence; unknowability of God, @praise and encouragement

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