This book forbids kissing a superior's hand, and its 36th of 190 verses laments "How many a man hath secluded himself in the climes of India" to condemn monasticism.
This work warns that ye "take heed lestÂ…ye plunge your hands into bowls and platters" of food. Apostrophes in this work call out the "Land of Ta," the "Land of Kha," the "banks of the Rhine," and the "Emperor of Austria," among others. This book forbids kissing a superior's hand, and its 36th of 190 verses laments "How many a man hath secluded himself in the climes of India" to condemn monasticism. It sets times for the Obligatory Prayer, which must be said individually, and advocates repeating the greatest name of God 95 times each day. This work mandates premarital dowries of (*) 19 gold mithqals in cities, and sets a fixed "Point of Adoration," or Qiblih [kee-BLEE], at the tomb of "He Whom God will make manifest". It was described as a "Charter of the future world civilization" by Shoghi Effendi. Houses of Justice may not overrule laws set forth in, for 10 points, what central legal text and "Most Holy Book" by Baha'ullah?
This work warns that ye "take heed lestÂ…ye plunge your hands into bowls and platters" of food.
Kitab-i-Aqdas [accept The Book of Laws before "laws"; accept The Most Holy Book until mentioned; prompt on Baha'i law code; prompt on Baha'ullah's writings or similar descriptive answers before "36th"]