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  By Mohammed Ali Bahai            This circular letter by Mohammed Ali Bahai was written soon after the death of his elder half-brother Abbas Effendi in 1921 and was intended to be read by all Bahá'ís. It is not known how many people…

  Introduction            According to Shoghi`s, ketab-i-Iqan (the book of certitude) is the oldest and the greatest book of Bahá'ís. This book is written by Mirza Hussein Ali-e-Baha in 1277 or 1278 or 1280 A.H. in order to prove the…

  By Shua Ullah Behai             This chapter is taken from a chapter of Shua Ullah Bahá'ís book manuscript in which he quotes extensively from the published teachings of his uncle Abbas Effendi, ‘Abdu’l-Baha, and reproduces in its…

  By Dale Husband            Dale Husband was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 8, 1969 and grew up in Haltom City, Texas. Originally a Protestant Christian, he has since taken a long spiritual journey through both Unitarian…

  By Dale Husband             Dale Husband was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 8, 1969 and grew up in Haltom City, Texas. Originally a Protestant Christian, he has since taken a long spiritual journey through both Unitarian…

  By Dale Husband           Dale Husband was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on May 8, 1969 and grew up in Haltom City, Texas. Originally a Protestant Christian, he has since taken a long spiritual journey through…

           The era of awakening for liberation from religious orthodoxy began in Iran (Persia) in the early 19th century. The first reformer was Shaylch Ahmad Ahsa’i, born 1741 A.D. From his youth this great personage was a seeker of…

  By Shua Ullah Behai             Shua Ullah Behai (1878 - July 3,1950), also known in the Bahá'í tradition as Mirza Shua'u’llah, was the son of Mohammed Ali, son of Baha’u'llah. He was Baha'u’llah’s eldest grandson. Mr. Behai was…

            Kamar Bahai (October 5,1904 - November 10,1970) was a granddaughter of Baha’u’llah through his son Badi Ullah. This introductory essay about the origin of the Bahá'í Faith and its founder is compiled from part of a circular…

           In 1891, Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri, a Persian nobleman in exile who called himself Baha’u’llah (“The Glory of God”), wrote the following words, claiming to be revealing God’s message for a new era of human civilization: The first…