The sufferings of this religion's advocates are told in the book The Dawn-Breakers.
The sufferings of this religion's advocates are told in the book The Dawn-Breakers. This religion's founder included a section called the Tablet of the Kings, which calls on all monarchs to accept his message, in the text Summons of the Lord of Hosts. A text from this faith draws on the poem "The Conference of the Birds" to describe a seeker's quest through mystical realms such as Search, Love, and Understanding. A book from this religion that outlines a (*) "charter of future world civilization" has a name simply meaning "The Most Holy Book." Texts from this faith, like The Seven Valleys, are mostly in Persian or Arabic and were translated into English by Shoghi Effendi. The Kitab-i Aqdas is a scripture from, for 10 points, what monotheistic faith governed by the Universal House of Justice and founded by a namesake prophet in 19th century Persia?
The sufferings of this religion's advocates are told in the book The Dawn-Breakers.
Baha’i Faith