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ABU0014 |
Words to Shaykh Salih, spoken on 1915-01-11 |
2230 |
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از بس میترسی خوابهایت هم مغشوش و مشوش است مثل قصه آن شخص میماند که در روضه |
Because you are so frightened, your dreams are also disturbed. Your situation is like the story of the man who would attend rawdih-khanís |
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KHH1.150-158 (1.208-219) |
KHHE.222-232, STAB#022 |
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Accounts of dreams and visions; Steadfastness; perseverance; faithfulness; Stories; anecdotes |
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ABU0317 |
Words to Shaykh Salman, spoken on 1915-04-12 |
710 |
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چه لزوم کرده اخبار دروغ انتشار بدهند اگر خبری ندارند اصلا ننویسند حالا که دروغ میگویند |
Why do they feel compelled to spread false rumors?... It is said that Nadir Shah once advanced a claim to Baghdad... His Holiness (Imam ‘Alí) was surrounded by enemies and wished to take refuge elsewhere. He said to one of His companions (Salman, the Persian), “Place me in this basket |
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KHH1.212-215 (1.298-301) |
KHHE.312-313, DAS.1915-04-12, STAB#011, STAB#012 |
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Historical episodes and the lessons of the past; Honesty; truthfulness; trustworthiness; Recompense; reward for belief; right action; Stories; anecdotes |
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ABU0542 |
Words to some friends, spoken on 1914-12-24 |
510 |
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When I was in Mazandaran I was a wee bit of a child and enjoyed all the fun and play belonging to that age. |
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DAS.1914-12-24, SW_v13#10 p.271-272, STAB#004 |
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Humor; jokes; Stories; anecdotes |
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ABU0595 |
Words to some friends, spoken on 1915-05-13 |
470 |
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من امروز ماست خوردم چون آقا میرزا حبیب را دوست میدارم هر چه میگوید میشنوم من ماست |
Today I had some yogurt... God forbid if a person is overtaken with pride. During His last days, the Blessed Beauty was greatly annoyed [with Mírza Áqa Jan] to the point that I wanted to punish him physically.... Mírza Áqa Jan did not have a good end. |
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KHH1.240-242 (1.336-339) |
KHHE.355-357, STAB#122 |
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Poems and quotation from poetry; Pride; vanity; laying claim to inner knowledge; Rebellion and misdeeds of Mirza Yahya; the Azalis; Spiritual emotions and susceptibilities; Stories; anecdotes; Teaching the Cause; call to teach; Words vs deeds |
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ABU0420 |
Words to students of Beirut university, spoken on 1914-08-31 |
600 |
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خوب مجلسی است بسیار محفل روحانی است مجلسی است مرتب و منظم در اینعالم مجمعهای |
This is a delightful gathering. It is very spiritual and is well-organized and orderly. Many gatherings are held in the world |
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MAS5.135, KHF.279, KHAB.452 (453), KHTB3.105, KHH1.282-284 (1.393-396) |
KHHE.407-409, DAS.1914-08-31, STAB#057 |
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Christ; Christianity; Humility; meekness; lowliness; Selfishness; self-love; egotism; self-indulgence; Spiritual meetings; gatherings; devotional gatherings; feasts; Unity of thought and belief |
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ABU2942 |
Words to Tamaddunu'l-Mulk, spoken on 1911-08-25 |
60 |
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Once, when I lived in Baghdad, I was invited to the house of a poor thorn-picker. In Baghdad the heat is greater even than in Syria |
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AIF.1911-08-25, SW_v08#13 p.167, PN_1909B p031, DJT.171, BLO_PN#027, STAB#089 |
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Autobiographical account; narrative of Abdu'l-Baha; Hospitality; Humility; meekness; lowliness |
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ABU2240 |
Words to the Baha'is, spoken on 1912-08-10 |
110 |
Mahmúd's Diary |
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فقیر صابر بهتر از غنی شاکر است اما فقیر شاکر بهتر از فقیر صابر است و بهتر از همه غنی نتفق است |
The patient poor are better than the thankful rich. But the thankful poor are better than the patient poor. And the best of all is the rich-giver who is free from temptations or tests, who becomes the cause of the happiness of mankind.... At the time of his death a king longed for the station of a poor man |
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KHMT.194x, MAS5.227, BDA1.185.10 |
SW_v19#12 p.379-380, MHMD1.201, ROB2.281, STAB#042 |
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Justice ['adl]; social justice and divine justice; Qur'an and Hadith quotation and interpretation; Status of material wealth; wealth and poverty; Stories; anecdotes; Thankfulness; gratitude; The economic problem and its solution; voluntary giving |
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ABU0824 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
360 |
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بعد از اینها خوب میشود من از یک چیز متاثر شدم که یکوقت نوشته بودند |
After these occurrences, it will be better.... Tolstoy is a deeply learned man. I wanted him to embrace the blessed Cause |
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KHH1.053-054 (1.074-076) |
KHHE.092-094, STAB#112 |
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Criticism and its limits; Rejection, opposition and persecution; Sacrifice of self; mystery of sacrifice; Teaching the Cause; call to teach; The power of words; of speech |
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ABU0858 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
350 |
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جناب ابوالفضائل با نهایت ضعف و پیری شب و روز به خدمت امر الله قائم است |
Even though he is old and very frail, Mírza Abú'l-Fadl devotes night and day to the service of the Cause of God and the diffusion of the divine fragrance. |
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KHH1.027-029 (1.039-040) |
KHHE.055-056, STAB#071 |
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Conduct in finance and business; Events in the life and ministry of the Bab; Rejection, opposition and persecution |
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ABU0887 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
340 |
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طهران بسیار مغشوش است واقعا مرحوم مظفرالدینشاه در باره رعایای خود ابدا کوتاهی نکرد |
Tihran is in great agitation. In truth, the late Muzaffari'd-Din Shah did all he could for his subjects. But it would have been better to first educate the people of Iran |
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KHH1.035-036 (1.050-051) |
KHHE.067-068, STAB#014 |
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Constitutional revolution in Iran; Critique of Western values; culture; Materialism; material vs. spiritual civilization; Non-participation in politics; True liberty; freedom |
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ABU1493 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
210 |
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در حرب خندق یا معروف بحرب الاحزاب حضرت محمد و اصحاب از شدت گرسنگی سنگ بشکم بسته |
Being thoroughly surrounded by the enemies, in the course of the Battle of the Moat, known as Harbu'l-Ahrab, His Holiness Muhammad and His companions were so starved |
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KHH1.019-020 (1.027-028) |
KHHE.041-042, STAB#067 |
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Episodes from the early history of Islam; Prophecy and fulfillment |
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ABU1842 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
160 |
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علویه خانم عیال ملا علی جان شهید خوابی دیده بود و برای جمال بروجردی نقل کرده بود |
‘Alaviyyih Khanum, the wife of the martyred Mulla ‘Alí Jan [Mafuzaki], had a dream which she recounted to Jamal Burújirdí. She said, “I dreamt that Jamal Mubarak came to this room and graciously spoke in praise of me.” |
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KHH1.022 (1.031) |
KHHE.045, STAB#121 |
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Accounts of dreams and visions; Humor; jokes; Stories; anecdotes |
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ABU1851 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
160 |
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یکروز در بغداد با دو سه نفر از احباب به شکار رفتیم یک عرب برهنه سیاه سوخته سوار شتر بود |
One day in Baghdad, I went hunting with two or three of the friends. Riding a camel, an unclad Arab Bedouin came towards us. |
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KHH1.034-035 (1.049) |
KHHE.065, STAB#155 |
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Stories; anecdotes; Symbolism; Symbolism of color and light; The concourse on high |
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ABU2575 |
Words to the friends spoken in Dec. 1907 |
80 |
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چه زمستان سردی بود و ما در کاروانسرائی وارد شدیم |
How bitterly cold was that winter! We arrived at a caravansary located by a moat. The journey was full of sufferings and difficulties |
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KHH1.018 (1.025-026) |
KHHE.039, STAB#118 |
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Banishment to; life in Baghdad; Growth of the Cause; Suffering and imprisonment; Tests and trials; sacrifice and suffering |
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ABU1828 |
Words to the Master's entourage, spoken on 1912-08-03 |
160 |
Mahmúd's Diary |
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بیان باید بمشرب حضار و اقتضای وقت باشد حسن عبارات و اعتدال در ادای معانی و کلام است |
The explanations must be adapted to the capacity of the hearers and suited to the exigency of the time. |
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ANDA#79 p.15, MAS5.176b, GTB.015, BDA1.175.08 |
MHMD1.190-191, STAB#079 |
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Baha'u'llah in Sulaymaniyyih; Covenant-breaking and Covenant-breakers; Methods of teaching the Cause; Spiritual prerequisites of teaching the Cause |
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ABU0986 |
Words to the Master's entourage, spoken on 1912-10-01 |
310 |
Mahmúd's Diary |
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بخاطر دارم که طفل بودم در طهران در بیرونی در جنب حضرت وحید یعنی جناب آقا سید یحیی |
I remember once in Tihran when I was a child, I was sitting by Aqa Siyyid Yahya Vahid |
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BDA1.280.02x |
MHMD1.298x, BKOG.063x, STAB#133 |
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Call to action; Declaration; advent of the Bab; Humility; meekness; lowliness; Love of God; Spiritual emotions and susceptibilities; Stories; anecdotes |
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AB00001 |
Alvah-i-Visaya (Will and Testament) |
5820 |
Bahá'í Scriptures; Bahá'í World Faith; Will and Testament of Abdu'l-Bahá; Bahá'í Prayers [2002] |
Will and Testament of `Abdu'l-Bahá |
حمدا لمن صان هیکل امره بدرع المیثاق عن سهام الشبهات و حمی حمی شریعته السمحاء |
All praise to Him Who, by the Shield of His Covenant, hath guarded the Temple of His Cause from the darts of doubtfulness... O God, my God! Shield Thy trusted servants from the evils of self... O Lord by God! Assist Thy loved ones to be firm in Thy Faith |
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WTP, ABS#15-wt, AYT.456-484x, AYT.514-521x, DWNP_v1#03-4 p.005x, DWNP_v2#03-4 p.027-031x, DWNP_v3#03-4 p.024x and 026-029x, KHSH11.007, OOL.C003 |
WTAB, BPRY.153-154x, BPRY.191x, BWF.438-449x, BADM.003-012x, BADM.036-037x, BADM.069x, GPB.247x, GPB.250x2x, GPB.328x, GPB.332x, GPB.377x3x, GPB.389x, MBW.038x, TDH#64.4x, WOB.023x, WOB.128x, WOB.133x, WOB.148-149x, WOB.149x2x, BSC.552 #994x, SW_v14#03 p.085-086x, SW_v14#08 p.233-234x, DWN_v1#09 p.001x, DWN_v4#01 p.001x |
MJ Cyr, KC Porter, E. Mahony, F. Doomun-Rouhani & M. Brown, MANA, N. Chiang, O. Devine, W. Heath, Soulrise Melodies, L. Dely & M. Congo, KC Porter, S. Bayan & S. Suggs |
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Covenant-breaking and Covenant-breakers; Hands of the Cause; House of Justice; Obedience to and respect for government authority; Shoghi Effendi and the Guardianship; Teaching the Cause; call to teach; Twin Manifestations |
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MMAH.284 |
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AB00109 |
Lawh-i-Tanzih va Taqdis (=Lawh-i-Dukhan) |
1040 |
Bahá'í World Faith; Selections from the Writings of Abdu'l-Bahá; Tablets of Abdu'l-Baha; Tablet of Purity |
Lawh-i-Tanzih va Taqdis (Tablet of Chastity and Purity) |
ای یاران پاک یزدان تنزیه و تقدیس در جمیع شئون از خصائص پاکانست و از لوازم آزادگان |
O Friends of the Pure and Omnipotent God! To be pure and holy in all things is an attribute of the consecrated soul |
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MKT1.324, MNMK#107 p.200, MMK1#129 p.142, AKHA_104BE #07 p.01, AHB.123BE #05 p.136x, AVK3.039.03x, AVK3.296.10x, DWNP_v6#10 p.001-004, PYB#139 p.03, ADH2_1#34 p.051x, MJMJ2.020bx, MMG2#377 p.421x, YHA1.340x, KHAZ.111-114, HYB.168, OOL.C017 |
SWAB#129, BRL_Aqdas.n170ax, TAB.581-585, BWF.333-336x, COC#1414x, LOG#1186x, LOG#1188x, LOG#1192x, LOG#1839x |
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Alcohol and drugs; tobacco; opium; Cleanliness and refinement; Excellence; distinction; Health and healing; material and spiritual healing; Purity of heart; sincerity of intention; sanctity |
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AB00004 |
Madaniyyih (The Secret of Divine Civilization) |
20800 |
Bahá'í Scriptures; Secret of Divine Civilization |
Secret of Divine Civilization (book) |
بدایع حمد و ثنا و جوامع شکر و سپاس درگاه احدیت پروردگاریرا سزاست که از بین کافه |
Praise and thanksgiving be unto Providence that out of all the realities in existence He has chosen the reality of man |
BLIB_Or.08686, IOM.100, BLIB_Or.08117, |
SDCP, AVK3.336.14x, AVK3.222.07x, AVK3.290.13x, AVK3.292.05x, AVK3.324.05x, AVK4.317bx, AVK4.328x, AVK4.339x, MSHR3.097x, OOL.C019 |
SDC, WOB.037-038x, WOB.192x, LOG#1061 ¶1x, LOG#1417x, LOG#1682x, LOG#1882x, LOG#1883x, BSC.424 #767.1x, SW_v07#18 p.181-182x, BLO_PT#057, STAB#044, STAB#064 |
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Treatise addressed anonymously to the entire Persian nation, outlining both the secular and the religious bases of true civilization. Identified by Shoghi Effendi as Abdu'l-Baha's "outstanding contribution to the future reorganization of the world." Presents a defense of Western-style modernization in the face of opposition to the Shah's reforms. Explores the qualities of the spiritually learned through the lens of an Islamic tradition that the learned "must guard himself, defend his faith, oppose his passions and obey the commandments of his Lord". Presents the essential outlines of the Lesser Peace. Argues that religion is the greatest instrument for achieving true civilization, but warns that it can be diverted to the wrong ends. Rejects the possibility of a secular morality based on an "innate sense of human dignity", since "self-love is kneaded into the very clay of man". Issues a call for education reform, borrowing from other cultures as necessary, to restore the ancient glory of Persia. |
Bribery and corruption; Call to action; Christ; Christianity; Detachment; severance; renunciation; patience; Education of children; moral education; Excellence; distinction; Heedlessness and ignorance of the people; Historical episodes and the lessons of the past; Justice and wrath of God; Justice ['adl]; social justice and divine justice; Mind as principle emanation; activity of the human spirit; Muhammad; Islam; Parliaments; constitutional government; Past, present and future of Iran; Power of the mind over nature; Praise of Eastern values; culture; Progress and the continual ascent of material civilization; Promotion of commerce and industry; Purity of heart; sincerity of intention; sanctity; Rejection, opposition and persecution; Religion as basis of morality; of divine civilization; Religion as source; stimulus of knowledge and science; Self-improvement; self-perfection; discipline; Serving humanity; working for progress, betterment of the world; Spiritual assemblies; administrative matters; Status of kings; future of monarchy; Symbolism; Symbolism of color and light; Universal education; Universal peace; world unity; Walking the spiritual path; spiritual wayfaring; the virtuous life; War and peace |
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MMAH.234 |
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AB00002 |
Tadhkiratu'l-Vafa (Memorials of the Faithful) |
42100 |
Memorials of the Faithful |
Memorials of the Faithful (book) |
در نجف اشرف در دائره شیخ مرتضی انصاری مجتهد شهیر شخصی بی نظیر بود |
There was, in the city of Najaf, among the disciples of the widely known mujtahid |
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MFP, IQN.174x, IQN.193x, MSBH1.496x, MSBH8.141-146x, OOL.C026 |
MF, STAB#003, STAB#010, STAB#029, STAB#085, STAB#088, STAB#101, STAB#132, STAB#135 |
Smith & Dragoman, R. Peterson [track 7] |
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Accounts of dreams and visions; Ascension of Baha'u'llah; Authentication; disposition of the Sacred Writings; Baha'u'llah in Sulaymaniyyih; Banishment to; life in 'Akka; Banishment to; life in Constantinople; Celestial spheres [aflak]; planets; astronomy; Corruption and renewal; abandoning religious dogmas; Covenant-breaking and Covenant-breakers; Detachment; severance; renunciation; patience; Eulogies; reminiscences; Expressions of grief; lamentation; sadness; Firmness in the Covenant; Prayer for firmness in the Covenant; God as immanent vs. transcendent reality; Hands of the Cause; Happiness; joyfulness; joy and sorrow; High station of learning; Historical episodes and the lessons of the past; House of Worship [Mashriqu'l-Adhkar]; Love as fire; Love of God; Martyrs and martyrdom; Methods of teaching the Cause; Mount Carmel; Pain of love; love as veil; Power and sovereignty of God; omnipotence of God; Praise and encouragement; Predictions and prophecies; Radiant countenance; bearing the divine fragrance; Rebellion and misdeeds of Mirza Yahya; the Azalis; Rejection, opposition and persecution; Sacrifice of self; mystery of sacrifice; Service to others; to the Cause of God; Shaykhis; Shrines and Holy places; Soul; spirit after death; Spiritual transformation; Wine as symbol of spiritual transformation; Station of the Manifestation of God; Twofold; threefold station of the Manifestation of God; Steadfastness; perseverance; faithfulness; Stories; anecdotes; Suffering and imprisonment; Teaching the Cause; call to teach; Tests and trials; sacrifice and suffering; Thankfulness; gratitude; The Holy Spirit; Being a channel for the Holy Spirit in teaching the Cause; Visitation Tablets; Walking the spiritual path; spiritual wayfaring; the virtuous life; Zeal and fervor in teaching the Cause |
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MMAH.283 |
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