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Page 13
In the Qayyumu ' l - Asmá ' the Báb reviewed in detail the basic principles of the
Quranic concept of jihad and called on his followers to observe this governing
order of the society in which they lived . Attacks on Muslims , as one of the
peoples ...
In the Qayyumu ' l - Asmá ' the Báb reviewed in detail the basic principles of the
Quranic concept of jihad and called on his followers to observe this governing
order of the society in which they lived . Attacks on Muslims , as one of the
peoples ...
Page 96
The concept of unity in diversity must be applied to differences of language in the
same way as it is applied to other differences . Since the pressures for the
assimilation of minority linguistic groups come from the natural aggrandizement
of ...
The concept of unity in diversity must be applied to differences of language in the
same way as it is applied to other differences . Since the pressures for the
assimilation of minority linguistic groups come from the natural aggrandizement
of ...
Page 110
This is the case of things pertaining to the world . How much higher is that which
concerns the Supreme Concourse ! 15 This brings us to the Bahá ' í concept of
the relationship between good and evil in man . ' Abdul ' l - Bahá describes it thus
...
This is the case of things pertaining to the world . How much higher is that which
concerns the Supreme Concourse ! 15 This brings us to the Bahá ' í concept of
the relationship between good and evil in man . ' Abdul ' l - Bahá describes it thus
...
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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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