Bahais refer to the works of Bahaullah as being the Revelation of the Word of God and to Bahaullahs writings which comprise of letters to individuals and some books as Tablets. Bahai Sacred Texts Writings of the Báb Baháʼulláh ʻAbdul-Bahá Shoghi Effendi and the Universal House of Justice The authoritative scriptures of the Bahai Faith are the writings of the Báb Baháʼulláh ʻAbdul-Bahá Shoghi Effendi and the Universal House of Justice and the authenticated talks of ʻAbdul-Bahá.
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It also establishes Bahai administrative institutions.
Baha i sacred text. The Bahai Faith is about community and generosity. It was supplemented by later Writings and by Baháulláhs replies to a series of questions posed by one of His secretaries. The canonical texts are the writings of the Báb Baháʼulláh ʻAbdul-Bahá Shoghi Effendi and the Universal.
The most sacred text is the Kitab-i-Aqbas which was written by Baháulláh in 1873. Prayer and worship are central aspects of Baháí life both as individuals and as a community. CHAPTER SIX-- THE COVENANT AND TESTAMENT OF BAHAULLAH.
The Bahai Faith The Bahai faith originated in 19th-century Iran as a development from Shiite Islam into a completely new religion. Prayer can be likened to food for the soul and is a means of attracting divine. Baháʼí literature covers a variety of topics and forms including scripture and inspiration interpretation history and biography introduction and study materials and apologia.
Bahai tablet written in Revelation script dictatated from Bahaullah to his secretary Mirza Aqa Jan Khadimullah Courtesy of the British Librarys Discovering Sacred Texts project. These words of Baháulláh which were recorded and authenticated at the time they were revealed form the foundation of the Baháí Faith. It is simple and loving.
Ye have become enlightened. The writings of Abdul-Bahá are recognised as sacred. It calls for a just world order rooted in respect for God and others.
It envisions a world where we understand that we all answer to God and so must live lives of service and compassion. By purchasing books through the links on this page you will support the ongoing work of the Internet Sacred Text Archive. Over 20000 unique works by Bahaullah have been identified at the Bahai World Centre comprising just under seven million words.
The Bahai Faith is a scriptural religion. Please see excerpts from the Baháí Sacred Scriptures posted on the International Environment Forum Website by following the links below. The most important of these is the Kitab-i-Aqdas the Most Holy Book.
Ye have become celestial Praise ye God that in this age of youth ye have entered the Kingdom of God. The Baháí Writings state that prayer in its highest form is an expression of love and gratitude for ones Creator. Baháulláh God hath at all times and under all conditions been wholly independent of His creatures.
Ye have become celestial divine and heavenly. Bahai Formatted texts The Kitab-i-Aqdas 394453 bytes The Kitab-i-Iqan Book of Certitude 306614 bytes Epistle to the Son of the Wolf 260644 bytes The Splendour of God by Eric Hammond 1909 A collection of profound Bahai sacred texts. Tablet of Wisdom Tablet of Joseph Tablet of the Manifestation From Discourse of the Temple Tablet of Ahmad Soul and Spirit The Sun of the Soul To the People of Bahá The Most Great Infallibility The Law of Love Tablet of the Virgin Holy Mariner.
For even more free English-language eBooks click here. Momen explains the Bahai beliefs about sacred texts and prophets the transmission and distribution of the scripture and its role in the community. This book of laws contains teachings on personal status prophecies and outlines Bahai religous practices.
Since the selection of books seen here is generated by Amazons search engine we cant guarantee all results will be relevant. Comprehensive archive text format These texts are verbatim from the offical Bahai file server. Denotes recently added texts Authoritative Writings and Guidance Writings of Baháulláh Writings of the Báb Writings and Talks of AbdulBahá Prayers of Baháulláh the Báb and AbdulBahá.
It contains selected works of Baháulláh the Báb AbdulBahá Shoghi Effendi and the Universal House of Justice as well as other Baháí texts. The scriptures of other faiths which include the. A unique feature of the Revelation of Baháulláh is the authenticity of its revealed Word.
The principal teaching of Bahaullah is the oneness of humankind and his purpose is to achieve this unity by encompassing human diversity rather than imposing uniformity. The central figure is Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri 18171892 who took the title Bahaullah. Sometimes considerable overlap between these forms can be observed in a particular text.
Through the graces of His Holiness Baháulláh. Baháulláhs book of laws written in Arabic around 1873 while He was still imprisoned within the city of Akká. The Kitáb-i-Aqdas The Most Holy Book.
Copies of it would be made and many of the Bahais would have bound compilations of these Tablets either written out by themselves or by a local Bahai with good handwriting. Bahai Writings and Sacred Scriptures The Bahai sacred writings flow out from the two central documents of the Bahai Revelation the Kitab-i-Ahd the Covenant of Bahaullah and the Will and Testament of Abdul-Baha. Prayer Worship and Service to Humanity.
Baháí holy texts The writings of the Báb and Baháulláh are regarded as Divine Revelation. Link to document offsite See also British Library. Sacred Texts All of the writings of Bahaullah are regarded by Bahais as divine revelation.
It emphasises the oneness of God with different faiths representing different approaches to the one religion. The sacred writings of the Baháí Faith are unique in that not only do we still have the original scripture written by the hands of the founders and succeeding heads of our faith but that the Báb Baháulláh Abdul-Bahá Shoghi Effendi and now the Universal House of. This site offers FREE and instant downloads of Bahai Sacred and Authoritative Texts in both ePub and mobi compatible with Kindle formats courtesy of the Bahais of the United States.
There is unity in diversity.
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