
'Abdu’l-Bahá and children
The Master loved children. It was observed that ‘many of His talks were given as He sat with His arm encircling one of them.’
To assert that a religion is independent of other faiths is not to argue that it began in a religious vacuum.
The Revelation of the Báb in the context of its impact on the Western writers of the period.
Purity of heart and moral courage were matched by a pragmatic idealism.
This brief historical framework will be of assistance in understanding the thrust of the Báb’s teachings.
The Báb’s writings contain the seeds of new spiritual perspectives.
Bahá'u'lláh's writings offer answers to the timeless theological and philosophical questions.
The house of `Udi Khammar and the house of `Abbud now form a place visited on pilgrimage.
The station of these Manifestations is unique in creation. Their essential nature is human and divine.
Bahá’u’lláh would watch from the balcony to see His dearly loved son, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, arriving from ‘Akká.
The question of religious succession after a Messenger passes away has been crucial to all faiths.
It became clear that from the start Baha'u'llah had carefully prepared `Abdu'l-Baha to succeed Him.