CategoriesKitab-i-aqdasNotes Synopsis And Codification Of The Laws And Ordinances Of The Kitab-i-aqdas ArticlesHe Is Indeed A True Believer In The Unity OfHe is indeed a true believer in the unity of God who,... O God, And The God Of All Names, And Maker Of O God, and the God of all Names, and Maker of the hea... Part One IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD, THE EXALTED, THE MOST HIGH. ... 18: O Ye Dwellers In The Highest Paradise! O YE DWELLERS IN THE HIGHEST PARADISE! Proclaim unto ... Lauded Be Thy Name, O Lord My God! I Am Thy Lauded be Thy Name, O Lord my God! I am Thy servant w... O My Lord! Make Thy Beauty To Be My Food, And O my Lord! Make Thy beauty to be my food, and Thy pre... The True Baha'i I have never heard of Baha'u'llah, said a young man. ... |
107 First Day Of Ridvan #75This is a reference to the arrival of Baha'u'llah and His companions in the Najibiyyih Garden outside the city of Baghdad, subsequently referred to by the Baha'is as the Garden of Ridvan. This event, which took place thirty-one days after Naw-Ruz, in April 1863, signalized the commencement of the period during which Baha'u'llah declared His Mission to His companions. In a Tablet, He refers to His Declaration as the Day of supreme felicity and He describes the Garden of Ridvan as the Spot from which He shed upon the whole of creation the splendours of His Name, the All-Merciful. Baha'u'llah spent twelve days in this Garden prior to departing for Istanbul, the place to which He had been banished. The Declaration of Baha'u'llah is celebrated annually by the twelve-day Ridvan Festival, described by Shoghi Effendi as the holiest and most significant of all Baha'i festivals (see notes 138 and 140). Next: 108 The Bayan #77 Previous: 106 God Hath Abolished The Concept Of Uncleanness Whereby Divers Things And Peoples Have Been Held To Be Impure #75
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