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1. ‘IRAQ, 2. SultánIbád, 3. Khalajábád,
4. Gulpáyigán, 5. Sháhábád, 6. Mashhad, 7. Husaynábád, 8. Varqi, 9. Amirih. XIII.
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1. RASHT, 2. Bandar-i-Pahlavi, 3. Gháziyán, 4. Láhiján, 5. LangarUd, 6. Rüclsar, 7. Shahvár, 8. Diyá’bar,
Siyáhkal, 10. Sangar, 11. Rüdbár, 12. Minjil. XIV.
KHÔZISTAN 1. AHVAZ, 2. Shüshtar, 3. Dizfül, 4. Abãdán,
Khurramshahr, 6. Qusvih (?), 7. Manyühi, 8. Silihábãd, 9. Masjidi-Sulaymán, 10. Haftgil, 11. TMChishmih, 12. Bahbahãn, 13. Rámhurmuz, 14. Cham-Khalf-’fsá, 15. Safáiyyih, 16. Fayliyyih, 17. Chamtang, 18. Chihil-Masni, 19. Jabrábâd, 20. Hindijan, 21. Kurrihpá, 22. Chamtangü, 23. Chamsha’bán. XV.
KIRMANAn 1. KIRMANSHAH, 2. KhurramIbád, 3. Burüjird, 4. Sanandaj, 5. Sunqur, 6. Karand, 7. Sháhábád, 8. Qasr,
Dinvar. XVI.
KHURASAN 1. MASHHAD, 2. Sharifábád, 3. Sarakhs, 4. Kalát,
Bulãn, 6. Chahchaha, 7. Nasrábád-i-Jám, 8. Turbat-iJam, 9. ayyibát, 10. Bãkharz, 11. Iusaynábád, 12. Qüchán, 13. Bãjgirán,
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The Bahá’i Community of Adelaide, South Australia, with the local Bahã’i Youth Group.
14. Shirván, 15. Muhammadábád-i-Darigaz, 16. Lutfábád, 17. Bujnürd, 18. Jájarm, 19. Ruvin, 20. Isfará’in, 21. Qarlyiy-i-Amand-Turkaman-Sahrá, 22. Shahr-i-Mirãvih, 23. Nishãbur (Ridvan), 24. Ma’mári, 25. Farrukh, 26. Dastgird, 27. Ishaqábãd, 28. RiThábád, 29. Sarvaláyat, 30. Ma’dan, 31. Sabzavár, 32. Sádkhar, 33. Küshk-Bágh, 34. Rabáçi-Gaz, 35. Zarqán, 36. Safiyábád, 37. Ja’farábád, 38. Juvin, 39. Káhmish, 40. Dávarzan, 41. Turbat-i-Haydariyyih, 42. Pitraw, 43. Zãvih, 44. Marghzár, 45. Dawlatábád, 46. Gulbé, 47. Rashtkhár, 48. Khurq, 49. Murtadaviyyih, 50. D4giiãbid, (Fur6gh), 51. Hasanábád, 52. Mihnah, 53. Khayribád, 54. Miyándihi, 55. Shamsábád, 56. ‘All, 57. Zahirábid, 58. ‘Abdu’libid, 59. Azghand, 60. Furshah, 6!. Nay, 62. Yünis, 63. Hisir, 64. Nimaq, 65. Katahtalkh, 66. Qarichah, 67. Kashmar, 68. Maghin, 69. Khalilibid, 70. Shafi’ibid, 71. jáymind, 72. Kikhk, 73. Shahr-Gunibid, 74. Rawshanivand, 75. Firdaws, 76. Bãghis tin
77. Busçiq, 78. Sihqal’ih, 79. Burón, 80. Gazin, 81. Sariyin, 82. Sarand, 83. Bijistin, 84. Bushruviyyih, 85. Khayru’lQuri, 86. Tabas, 87. Bighdihak, 88. Zihidin, 89. Zibul, 90. Mirjivah, 91. Khish, 92. Sarivin, 93. Irinshahr. XVII.
1. SANGSAR, 2. Shahmirzid, 3. Shahrod, 4. Aftar, 5. Simnin, 6. Dimghin. XVIII.
SARI
1. SARI, 2. Mahfurdzak, 3. Arati, 4. Chilih-Zamin, 5. Shihi, 6. KafshgarKulih, 7. Amirih, 8. RawshankOh, 9. ival, 10. Ashraf- KOhbin. XIX.
DISTRICT: BANDAR-I-GAZ 1. BANDAR-I-GAZ, 2. Bandar-i-Shih, 3. Gurgin, 4. Gunbad-QibOs,
Gumish-Tappih, 6. Dasht-i-Gurgin. XX.
BABUL
1. BABUL, 2. ‘Arabkhayl, 3. Bahnamir, 4. 1ayi’kali, 5. Bandar-i-Mashhadsar, 6. Bandar-i-FiraydOn-Kinir, 7. NOr, 8. Tikur,
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712 THE BAHA’t WORLD 6. DIRECTORY OF LEADING ASSEMBLIES IN BAHA’i ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS OF iRAN: YEAR 95 Central Secretary, No. Division Assembly Central Assembly Address of Secretary Cable Address 1 T1fáhán I1fáhán Mul3ammad-’Ali- Tijárat Khániy-i- Paymân Faydi Paymán Rawbni 2 Adhirbáyján Tabriz ‘Abbãs Fur&tan Tijárat Khániy-i- Sipah-báng Barádarán-i-Salimi Furütan 3 Abãdih Abádih Khalil-i-Thábit c/o Dr. Badi’u’llãh Doctorãgáh Agáh
4 Bandar-i-Jaz Bandar-i-Jaz ‘All Maq6dl c/o Muhammad Sangi Sangi 5 Bãbul Bãbul Dr. Furügii ]lisári Dr. Fur4gjj Bisári Doctorfurigh Bisári
6 Khurásán Mashhad ‘Azlzu’lláh Báng-i-Sipah, Sipahbáng Sulaymánl Aqáy-i-Sulaymãnl Sulaymáni 7 Kházistãn Ahváz usayn-i-Haqjó Shirkat-i-BIstanl Shirkat Bistánl 8 Záhidán Záhidãn Ghulám-Ridá- Shirkat-i-Sahãmiy-i- Suhayli Samimi BaMchistán 9 Sangsar Sangsar Chirágij-.’Aliy-i- Chirágh-’Ally-i- Tibyáni Tibyãnl Tibyánl 10 San San Amánu’llah Idániy-i-Máliyyih Millyyih ]3ihrózi Bihr6zi 11 Tihrán Tihran ‘Ali-Akbar Tijárat Khãniy-i- Rawhánl Furütan Párslyán 12 ‘Iraq ‘Iraq Faraju’llah Saráy-i-Gulshan Gulshan Dirakhshan Dirakhshán 13 Fans Shiráz Dr. Nasru’llah Khiyaban-i-Daryüsh Khlyábán-i Badr Dáryásh 14 Qá’inát Birjand Ghulám-Ilusayn- Ghulám-usayn-i- Riçlváni i-Thábiti Thábiti 15 Qazvin & Qazvin Muhammad-i- c/o Dr. As’ad Doctor As’ad Zanj art
TaslimI 16 Káshán Kashan ‘Abdur’Ridá ‘Abdur’Rida Fur4ghl ‘Abdur’RicIá Furiaghl FurAghI 17 Kirmán Kirman Shahriyar-i- Saráy-i-Vakil Sarayvakil Aryáni 18 Kirmãn- Kirmanshah Ya’qiab-i-Nusrat c/o Dr. Uabib Doctorliabib shahan Mu’ayyad Mu’ayyad 19 Gilan Rasht ‘Atá’u’Ilãh Davãkhániy-i- Ittiádlyyih Samandarl Ittihádlyyih 20 Nayrlz Nayriz Mahmiad-i- Mahalliy-i-Pahlavi Mahallih Izadl Pahlavi 21 Hamadán Hamadán Miasá Ibsani Saray-i-Safar Khan Saráy Safarhhan 22 Yazd Yazd Muhammad- Tijarat Khaniy-i- Tijarat Khanih Ilusayn-i- Paymán Payman Mihdavi
BAHA’f BIBLIOGRAPHY 713 7. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BAHA’U’LLAH’S BEST-KNOWN WRITINGS Alvá5-i-Laylatu’l_Quds. Lawh-i-Ibn-i-Dhi’b (Epistle to the Son of Al-i-Qullu’l-Khayr. the Wolf). Az-Bágh-i-flahi. Lawb-i-Ittihád. Báz-Av-u-Bidih-Jámj. Lawh-i-Jamál. Bishãrát (Glad-Tidings). Lawh-i-Karim. Chihár-Vádi (Four Valleys). Lawb-i-Karmil. Ghulámu’l-Khuld. Lawh-i-Kullu’t-Ta’am. Haft-Vãdi (Seven Valleys). Lawb-i-Malikih (Tablet to Queen Victoria). Halih-Halih-Yá-Bis}iãrat. Lawh-i-Malik-i-Rüs (Tablet to the Czar of klór-i-’Ujáb. Russia). Hurüfát-i-’Alljrs. Lawh-i-Malláhu’l-Quds (Tablet of the Holy Ishráqát (Effulgences). Mariner). Kalimát-i-Firdawsiyyih (Words of Paradise). Lawh-i-Manikchi-Sáhib. Kalimát-i-Maknünih (Hidden Words). Lawh-i-Maqsád. Kitáb-i-’Ahd (Book of Covenant). Lawh-i-Maryam. Kitáb-i-Aqdas (Most Holy Book). Lawh-i-Mawlód. Kitáb-i-Badl’. Lawh-i-Mubáhilih. Kitáb-i-fqan (Book of Certitude). Lawh-i-Násir. Kitáb-i-Sultán (Tablet to the Shah of Per- Lawh-i-Nápulyón I (First Tablet to Napo sia) leon III). Lawh-i-’Abdu’l-’AzizVa.Vukala Lawh-i-Nápulyün II (Second Tablet to Na Law -i-’Abdu’lVahhab. poleon III). Lawisi!Abudu’r.Razzaq. Law-i-Nuqtih. Lawh-i-Ahbab. Lawh-i-Páp (Tablet to the Pope). Lawh-i-Alimad (Tablet of Abmad). Lawh-i-Pisar-’Amm. Lawl2-i-Amvaj. Lawh-i-Qiná’. Lawh-i-Anta’l-Kafj. Lawh-i-Quds. Lawi-i-Aqdas. Lawb-i-Raf 1’. Lawh-i-Ashraf. Lawls-i-Ra’js (Tablet to Ra’is). Lawl?-i-’AshiqvaMa’shuq. Law5-i-Raqsha’. Lawh-i-Ayiy-i-Nür. Lawli-i-Rasül. Lawh-i-Bahá. Lawh-i-Rüh. Law-i-Baqa. Lawh-i-Ru’yá. Lawb-i-Basicatu’l-Haqiqih. Lawki-i-Sahâb. Lawh-i-Bismiijh. Lawh-i-Saltnán I. Lawh-i-Bulbulu’l-Firaq. Lawb-i-Salmán II. Lawh-i-Burhán. Lawh-i-Sámsán.
Law5-i-Dunya (Tablet of the World). Lawh-i-Sayyah. Lawki-i-Fitnih. Law5-i-Shaykh-Fani. Lawh-i-Ghulámu’l-Khuld. Lawh-i-Tawhjd. Lawh-i-Habib. Lawh-i-Tibb. Lawh-i-Haft-Pursish. Lawl-i-Tuqá. Law-i-IIaqq. Lawh-i-Yslsuf. Lawki-i-Hawdaj. Lawh-i-Zaynu’l-Muqarrabin. Lawh-i-Hikmat (Tablet of Wisdom). Lawh-i-Ziyárih. Lawh-i-Hirtjk. Madinatu’r-Ridá. Lawl.s-i-üriyyih. Mad inatu’t-Tawhid. Law-i-usayn. Mathnavi.
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Munajáthiy-i-iyám. Qad-Ihtaraqa’l-Mukhlión. QaØdiy-i-Varqá’iyyih. Rashh-i-’Amá. Ridvánu’l-’Adl. Riclvánu’l-Tqrár. Sahifiy-i-Shaçiyyih. Saláf-i-Mayyit (Prayer for the Dead). Sáqi-Az-Ghayb-i-Baqá. Shikkar-Shikan-Shavand. Subhána-Rabbiya’l-A’lá. Subhanaka-Yá-Hó. Sáratu-’lláh. Süriy-i-A5zán. Süriy-i-Amin. Sáriy-i-Amr. Süriy-i-Atráb. Süriy-i-Aiáb. Süriy-i-Asmá’. Süriy-i-Bayân. Süriy-i-Burhán. Süriy-i-Damm. Sáriy-i-Dhahili. Sáriy-i-Dhib. Süriy-i-Dhikr. Sáriy-i-Facll. Süriy-i-Fat. Süriy-i-Fu’ãd. Süriy-i-Ghun Süriy-i-IIajj I. Sáriy-i-1ajj II. Süriy-i-Haykal. Süriy-i-ifg.
Silriy-i-Hijr. Süriy-i-’IbácL Süriy-i-Ism. Sáriy-i-Ismuna’l-Mursil. Süriy-i-Javád. Süriy-i-Khitáb. Süriy-i-Ma’áni. Sñriy-i-Man’. Süriy-i-Mulük. Süriy-i-Nidá. Siriy-i-Nu. Sáriy-i-Qadir. Süriy-i-Qahir. Sáriy-i-Qalam. Sóriy-i-Qamis. Süriy-i-abr. Sáriy-i-Sultán. Süriy-i-Vafá. Sáriy-i-Ziyárih. Siiriy-i-Zubur. S6riy-i-Zühür. Tafsir-i-Hü. Tafsir-i-ur6fat-i-Muqayça’ih. Tafsir-i-Süriy-i-Va’sh-ams. Tajalliyát (Revelations). Tarázát (Ornaments). Ziyárat-Nãmih (The Visiting Tablet). Ziyárat-Námiy-i-Awliyá. ZIyárat-Námiy-i-Bábu’l-Báb va Quddós. ZIyãrat-Námiy-i-Bayt. Ziyárat-Nãmiy-i-Maryam. Ziyarat-Námiy-i-Siyyidu’-Shuhadá.
LIST OF THE BAB’S BEST-KNOWN WORKS 1. The Iranian Bayãn. 2. The Arabic Bayán. 3. The Qayyámu’l-Asmá’. 4. The Sahifatu’l-aramayn. 5. The Dalá’il-i-Sab’ih. 6. Commentary on the Sórih of Kawthar. 7. Commentary on the Sürih of Va’1-’Ar. 8. The Kitáb-i-Asmá’. 9. Saifiy-i-Makhdhümiyyih. 10. aifiy-i-Ja’fariyyih. 11. Ziyarat-i-Sháh-’Abdu’l-’A4m. 12. Kitáb-i-Panj-Sha’n. 13. Sahifiy-i-Raçlav’yyih. 14. Risaliy-i-’Adliyyih.
15. Risiliy-i-Fiqhiyyih. 16. RisIliy-i-Dhahabiyyih. 17. Kitábu’r-Riih. 18. Suriy-i-Tawlid. 19. Lawh-i-HurMãt. 20. Tafsir-i-Nubuvvat-i-KháPh. 21. Risaliy-i-Furá’-i-’Adliyyih. 22. Kha1á’ly-i-Sab’ih. 23. Epistles to Mubammad Shah and Háj i Mirzá Aqási. N. B.—The Báb Himself states in one passage of the Iranian Bayán that His writings comprise no less than 500,000 verses.
(Tablet of the Branch).
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II BAHA’i BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. The books and pamphlets in this section have been published under Bahd’I auspices or approved by a recognized Bahd’I body. BAHA’j PUBLICATIONS OF AMERICA Published and Distributed by the Publishing Committee of the National Spiritual Assembly, P. 0. Box 348, Grand Central Annex, New York, N. Y., with the exception of the older publications (marked by an asterisk ‘p),
which are now out of print.
BOOKS ABOUT THE BAHA’I FAITH Bahd’I Proofs, The, by Mirzã Abu’l-Fadl of Gulpáyigan. The best-known book of
this great Oriental scholar, philosopher and disciple of Baha’u’llah translated into English. It presents the truth of the Ba-
(a) Books About the Bahá’j
23. Bahá’j Publications in Croatian.
(b) Writings of the Báb.
24. Bahá’j Publications in Polish.
25.
Baha’i Publications in Icelandic.
(d) Writings of ‘Abdu’l- Baha.
26. Bahá’i Publications in Oriental Lan (e
guages.
(f) Prayers.
(a) Iranian.
(g) Bahá’i Literature in
(b) Urdu.
Pamphlet Form.
(c) Arabic.
(h) Compilations.
(i) Outlines and Guides for
(e) Burmese.
Study Classes.
(f) Chinese. 2.
Bahá’i Publications of
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England. Bahá’i Publications
(h) Tartar.
4. of India and Burma. Bahá’j Publications
(i) Gujrati.
in French. Bahá’i Publications
in Italian. Bahá’j Publications
(k) Armenian.
in Dutch. Bahá’j Publications
(1) Tamil.
in Danish. Bahá’i Publications in
(m) Kurdish.
Swedish. Bahá’i Publications in
(n) Sindhi.
Portuguese. Bahá’i Publications in
(o) Bengali.
Bahá’i Publications in
(p) Hindi. Esperanto. Bahá’i Publications
(q) Abyssinian.
in Russian. Bahá’i Publications in
27. Bahá’i Literature in Braille (for the
German. Bahá’i Publications in
Blind).
Bulgarian. Bahá’i Publications
28. Bahá’i Periodicals.
in Rumanian. Baha’i Publications in
29. References to the Bahá’i Faith in Books
Czech.
Bahá’i Publications in
and Pamphlets by Non-Baha’i Authors.
Serbian. Bahá’i Publications in
30. References to the Bahá’i Faith in Maga Hungarian.
Bahá’i Publications in Greek.
zines by Non-Baha’i Writers. Bahá’j Publications
3 1. References to the Bahá’i Faith by Ba i
Maori.
BahI’i Publications in
há’is in Non-Bahá’i Publications.
Spanish. Bahá’i Publications
32. References to the Bahá’i Faith in Spe (a
THE BAHA’! WORLD
hã’i Revelation from manifold points of view, and also contains a biographical outline of the lives of the Báb, Bahá’u’lláh and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá. 288 pp. Crown 8vo., 4V2 x
Bound in blue cloth.
by Thornton Chase. This book contains a most excellent compilation of the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh, gathered from various translations and arranged so as to be consecutive as to subjects. A clear account of the evolution of spiritual consciousness showing the oneness of purpose of all the great religions of the world, and culminating today in the fulfillment of all the religions of the past. 182 pp. Crown 8vo.,
x 8. Bound in green cloth. Bahd’i: Spirit of the Age, The, by Horace Holley. Presenting the Bahã’i Movement and teachings as the synthesis of all modern movements. 212 pp. Crown 8vo.,
x 8. Bound in blue cloth. l3aha”I World, The (April 1926-April 1928). Volume Two. A biennial record giving a comprehensive account of the activities of the Bahá’i Cause throughout the world. Contains many interesting illustrations showing the universal growth of this movement. 304 pp. 7 x 10. Bound in blue cloth. Bahd’i World, The (April 1928-April 1930). Volume Three. The third volume in the biennial series of Bahã’i records continuing recent historical developments of the Cause throughout the world. Besides the many excellent illustrations, this volume contains a reproduction of a hand- illuminated Tablet of Bahá’u’llãh in ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s handwriting. 378 pp., 7 x 10. Bound in red cloth. Bahd’I World, The (April 1930-April 1932). Volume Four. In addition to a comprehensive report of Bahá’i activities during this two-year period, the fourth volume in this series of publications devotes generous space to the presentation of the World Order of Bahi’u’lláh through the present-day Administration of the Bahã’i Faith. The frontispiece is a facsimile of appreciation of the teachings written by the Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania.
pp., 7 x 10. Bound in blue cloth.
(April 1932-April 1934). Volume Five. This volume presents the further spread of the Bahã’i Faith and establishment of the World Order of Bahã’u’llãh. The frontispiece, a photograph of Bahiyyih Khânum, and the loving tributes to her memory form a special feature of this volume. 712 pp., 7 x 10. Bound in brown cloth.
(April 1934-April 1936). Volume VI records Bahá’i activities for the two years ending April 1, 1936. In addition to many beautiful illustrations, there are two frontispieces; one a photograph of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, sent from Haifa, especially for this volume, and the other a facsimile of a further appreciation of the teachings, written by the Dowager Queen Marie of Rumania. Two maps showing Bahá’i Centers in Iran and in the United States. 772 pp., 7 x 10. Bound in green cloth. Bahd’I World, The (April 1936-April 1938). Volume VII of the biennial international record. This volume contains 891 pages, including two colored frontispieces, inset map and 137 photographs, and records the growth of the Faith throughout the world during this period. Bahd’I Year Book (April 1925-April 1926). Volume I, a record of current activities with articles on various Bahá’i institutions, newly translated teachings, photographs, etc. Bound in green cloth. 174 pp., 7 x 10. For Volume II, see
by Horace Holley. Mitchell Kennerley, New York, 1913. Bahd’u’lldh and the New Era, by
J. E. Esslemont. An authoritative and comprehensive survey of Bahá’i history and the teachings as related to present religious, scientific and social conditions in Europe and America, with many quotations from the writings. New edition. 308 pp. Post 8vo., 5 x 7. Bound in green cloth. In paper. Coming of the Glory, by Florence E. Pinchon. An interesting narrative giving the spirit and the principles of the Bahã’i Movement. 144 pp., Post 8vo., 4z x 6 ‘/2. Bound in blue cloth.
BAHA’f BIBLIOGRAPHY 717
Dawn-Breakers, The. Nabil’s Narrative of the Early Days of the Bahã’i Revelation translated and edited by Shoghi Effendi. 736 pp.,
6’/2 x 93/4. 200 pp. of illustrations. Reproductions of twenty tablets written by the Báb. Standard edition bound in green leather. Limited edition bound in morocco. Translation of French Foot-Notes in The Dawn-Breakers, by Emily M. Perigord. Bound in paper. Do’a: The Call to Prayer, by Ruth Ellis Moffett. A study of the mystical science of prayer and meditation, with a compilation of prayers chosen from a number of religions. 126 pp. Bound in paper.
by W. Hooper Harris. ‘Life and Teachings of ‘Abbe5 Effendi, The, by Myron H. Phelps. Published by Putnam & Sons. Life Eternal, compiled by Mary Rumsey Movius. Selections from the writings of Bahá’u’lláh and ‘Abdu’l-Baha on immortality and the life of the soul. 178 pp. Bound in cloth.
by Marie A. Watson. The story of Mrs. Watson’s visit to Haifa in 1921, with an interesting account of her healing by ‘Abdu’l-Baha. 24 pp.,
x 94. Paper cover. Mysticism am! the Bahd’I Revelation, by Rflhi Afnln. An essay which analyzes in the light of the teachings of Bahã’u’llah the mystical tradition of the soul’s union with God: demonstrating that the Prophet or Manifestation is the intermediary between God and man. 80 pp. °New Day, The, by Charles Mason Remey. Bahá’i Publishing Society. Chicago, 1919. *New Revelation: Its Marvelous Message, The, by Nathan Ward Fitzgerald. Tacoma, 1905. Download 8.87 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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