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One writing of this religious group cautions those "that call themselves lovers of the Ancient Beauty" and encourages the pursuits of knowledge while condemning "sciences that begin with words and end with words". Another set of writings of this group includes sections named for the titular objects, including those of (*) wonderment, contentment, and "true poverty and absolute nothingness." In addition to the Seven Valleys and the six taraji, The Promise of World Peace was also written by an important figure in its early history, and an important observation of its followers is the Nineteen Day Feast. The "continental counselors" and the Hands of the Cause of God are organs of this religion, whose chief governing body is the Universal House of Justice. Shoghi Effendi led this group, an outgrowth of the Bab'ist sect, after the death of its founder, Nirza Hussein Ali Nuri. For 10 points, name this inclusive religion founded in the 19th century.
One writing of this religious group cautions those "that call themselves lovers of the Ancient Beauty" and encourages the pursuits of knowledge while condemning "sciences that begin with words and end with words".
{Baha'i}