This religion's Kitab-i-Iqan [kee tahb-ee-ee kahn] relates this religion's teachings to both Islam and Christianity, and is b
This religion's Kitab-i-Iqan [kee tahb-ee-ee kahn] relates this religion's teachings to both Islam and Christianity, and is better known as the Book of Certitude. Shoghi Effendi [sho-gee eff-EN-dee] was Guardian of this religion in the twentieth century. This religion believes in the (*) unity of all faiths, and its Manifestations of God include Zoroaster, Krishna, Christ, Mohammad, and the Bab [bahb]. For 10 points, identify this religion founded in Persia by Baha‟u‟llah [ba HAH-oo-lah].
This religion's Kitab-i-Iqan [kee tahb-ee-ee kahn] relates this religion's teachings to both Islam and Christianity, and is better known as the Book of Certitude.