One holiday in this religion celebrates a man who heard nightingales and received a lot of roses during twelve days in a garden.
E. G. Browne was a noted commentator on this religion. Two stars surround a line with three bands in a symbol of this religion commonly worn on jewelry. One holiday in this religion celebrates a man who heard nightingales and received a lot of roses during twelve days in a garden. This faith is overseen by a council of Chief Stewards called the "Hands of the Cause." The calendar of this faith is broken into (*) Vahids. This faith gained many converts from Shaykhism, and Local Spiritual Assemblies lead this religion's feasts that occur every 19 days. Holy books in this religion include The Epistle to the Son of the Wolf and the Kitáb-i-Aqdas. For 10 points, name this religion started by the Báb and led by Bahá'u'lláh, whose other holy books include the Book of Certitude.
E. G. Browne was a noted commentator on this religion. Two stars surround a line with three bands in a symbol of this religion commonly worn on jewelry.
Bahá'í Faith [accept "Bábism" until the end of the first sentence, but prompt after]