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Synopsis And Codification Of The Laws And Ordinances Of The Kitab-i-aqdas


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31: O Son Of Earth! Wouldst Thou Have Me Seek None Other Than
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O Thou Whose face is the object of my adoration, Whos...

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47 Division Of The Estate Should Take Place Only After The Huququ'llah Hath Been Paid
any debts have been settled, the expenses of the funera...

62: O Son Of Man! Many A Day Hath Passed Over Thee Whilst Thou
O SON OF MAN! Many a day hath passed over thee whilst...

57: O Son Of Man! Bestow My Wealth Upon My Poor That In Heaven
O SON OF MAN! Bestow My wealth upon My poor, that in ...

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Man is the supreme Talisman. Lack of a proper educati...





46 If The Deceased Should Leave Children Who Are Under Age






their share
of the inheritance must be entrusted to a reliable individual 27


The word amin, translated in this paragraph as reliable individual and
trustee, conveys in Arabic a wide range of meanings connected
principally with the idea of trustworthiness, but signifying also such
qualities as reliability, loyalty, faithfulness, uprightness, honesty, and
so forth. Used in legal parlance amin denotes, among other things, a
trustee, guarantor, custodian, guardian, and keeper.





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