Dear Ahang,
I am under the impression that Nabil is to be given special
consideration as a source.
All the best,
Dean.
- Original Message -
From:
Ahang Rabbani
To: Baha'i Studies
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 3:29
AM
Subject: Re: Letters of the Living
Dear Dean, You
Thank you Mark. Your explanation does clarify the issue somewhat. It
remains a mystery to me however how an exegesis can approach objectivity.
Obviously, I cannot argue the point either way. I wonder however what some
of the standards of any critical examination could be that if adhered to
In a message dated 4/4/2004 2:43:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am under the impression that Nabil is to be given special consideration as a source
Dear Dean,
Not so much as a 'source' but as a sacred narrative. At least that is the way I look at it.
warmest,
In God Passes By on page 347 it says there exists in the handwriting of Siyyid
Husayn, the Bab's amanuensis, the original Tablets to the Letters of the Living penned
by the Bab.
Does anyone know how many of these tablets there are?
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You are
In God Passes By on page 347 it says there exists in the handwriting of
Siyyid Husayn, the Bab's amanuensis, the original Tablets to the Letters of
the Living penned by the Bab.
Does anyone know how many of these tablets there are?
There's eighteen, right? I have them reproduced at the
Correction, God Passes By page 347 says that there exists original tablets penned by
the Bab to the Letters of the Living. They were NOT penned in the handwriting of the
Bab's amanuensis as I incorrectly transcribed.
Still, does anyone know how many of these tablets there are?
In God Passes By on page 347 it says there exists in the handwriting of
Siyyid Husayn, the Bab's amanuensis, the original Tablets to the Letters of
the Living penned by the Bab.
Does anyone know how many of these tablets there are?
There are twenty (20).
They are reproduced in color in the
On 4/4/04 8:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't our beloved Guardian approve the publication of the Dawn
Breakers?
I thought I read a long time ago somewhere that the Dawnbeakers was
more
or less a work of Shoghi Effendi using Nabil's notes. True, not true?
Shoghi Effendi translated
