Another founding document of this faith is the Book of Certitude or Kitab-i-Aqan, compiled by Shoghi Effendi, and its central church is called the Universal House of Justice.
One leader of this faith used the Maori term arohanui to describe the collective faith of its believers. A predecessor of this faith was halted by the Zanjan upheaval, which is described in the text, Dawn Breakers. According to this faith, a "unit" group is made of 19 people, and so-called "true poverty and absolute nothingness" describes the final a mystic can reach in this faith, as it is the last of its seven (*) valleys. Those themes are mimicked in a work of its founder entitled Gems of Divine Mysteries. Another founding document of this faith is the Book of Certitude or Kitab-i-Aqan, compiled by Shoghi Effendi, and its central church is called the Universal House of Justice. For 10 points, name this religion symbolized by a nine-pointed star, featuring such prominent figures as Baha'u'llah and the Bab.
One leader of this faith used the Maori term arohanui to describe the collective faith of its believers.
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