The founder of this faith wrote the Lawh-i-Burhan after two of his followers, whose names mean "twin shining lights," were executed. That founder also wrote the Seven Valleys and set Ala as the beginn
The founder of this faith wrote the Lawh-i-Burhan after two of his followers, whose names mean "twin shining lights," were executed. That founder also wrote the Seven Valleys and set Ala as the beginning of this faith's (*) nineteen day fast. Its other aspects include a nine-pointed star and its belief in unity of all faiths according to the Book of Certitude. It has a central location in Haifa, Israel and was preached by the Bab. For 10 points, name this Persian religion founded by Baha'ullah.
The founder of this faith wrote the Lawh-i-Burhan after two of his followers, whose names mean "twin shining lights," were executed.