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.
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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