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The new faith first appeared in Persia , a predominantly Muslim country . It then
spread to neighboring Muslim lands in the Ottoman and Russian Empires and to
northern India . Though some early followers were of Jewish , Christian , or ...
The new faith first appeared in Persia , a predominantly Muslim country . It then
spread to neighboring Muslim lands in the Ottoman and Russian Empires and to
northern India . Though some early followers were of Jewish , Christian , or ...
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The Qur ' án envisioned the establishment of a fully Muslim society . Muhammad
took the first step in this direction when he established the first Muslim state in the
city of Medina . It is no doubt significant that , whereas the Christian calendar ...
The Qur ' án envisioned the establishment of a fully Muslim society . Muhammad
took the first step in this direction when he established the first Muslim state in the
city of Medina . It is no doubt significant that , whereas the Christian calendar ...
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In several Muslim countries , opposition has taken the form of overt campaigns of
suppression , and in Iran , the land of the Bahá ' í Faith ' s birth , the result has
been human suffering on a vast scale . The principal offense of the Bahá ' í Faith
in ...
In several Muslim countries , opposition has taken the form of overt campaigns of
suppression , and in Iran , the land of the Bahá ' í Faith ' s birth , the result has
been human suffering on a vast scale . The principal offense of the Bahá ' í Faith
in ...
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| Title | The Bahá'í Faith: The Emerging Global Religion Reading rainbow book |
| Authors | William S. Hatcher, James Stevenson, James Douglas Martin |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1984 |
| ISBN | 0060654414, 9780060654412 |
| Length | 226 pages |
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