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Please, where can I find Baha'u'llah's own description of his Revelation in the
Siya-Chal?
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I was asleep upon My couch, when lo, the breezes of My Lord, the
All-Merciful, passed over Me, awoke Me from My slumber, and bade Me lift up
My voice betwixt earth and heaven. This thing is not from Me, but from God.
Unto this testify the dwellers of His Dominion and of
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During the days I lay in the prison of Tihran, though the galling weight of
the chains and the stench-filled air allowed Me but little sleep, still in
those infrequent moments of slumber I felt as if something flowed from the
crown of My head over My breast,
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Please, where can I find Baha'u'llah's own description of his Revelation in
the Siya-Chal?
As to the dungeon in which this Wronged One and others similarly
wronged were confined, a dark and narrow pit were preferable. Upon Our
arrival We were first conducted along a
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Please, where can I find Baha'u'llah's own description of his Revelation
in
the Siya-Chal?
As to the dungeon in which this Wronged One and others similarly
wronged were confined, a dark and narrow pit were preferable. Upon Our
arrival We were
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Please, where can I find Baha'u'llah's own description of his Revelation
in
the Siya-Chal?
As to the dungeon
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Greetings Dean!
It seems that there are some variations on the manner in which Baha'u'llah
refers to Divine Revelation, determined by who he was addressing; and in
different texts.
Also, in Gleanings a long passage which I personally read as a dialogue between
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A Revelation, hailed as the promise and crowning glory of past ages and
centuries, as the consummation of all the Dispensations within the Adamic
Cycle, inaugurating an era of at least a thousand years' duration, and a cycle
destined to last no less than five
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Isn't there a description somewhere of the Maid of Heaven appearing during
the time when He was reveiving the Revelation?
Oops, sorry. I posted that quickly as I was headed for work. The
passage describing His revelation is the one which follows:
One night, in a
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Thanks, everyone who replied.
That's what I needed.
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Dear Baha'i Studies friends:
A couple of days ago I sent a request for translation, with the words
Ma'idiy-i-Asamani in the subject line, but have received no response. Is
there
anyone on this list that can translate the below references for me. If
so, I
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Please click on the following link and answer the first comment at the
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Hi all,
Do you have the article of Hand of Cause Mr. Faizi on the Imam Husayn The
prince of martyrs? I would really appreciate if any of you send it. Sometime
ago, it was posted in bahai-library.com but not anymore.
Thanks,
Has
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Dear Has:
If you are referring to the publication The Prince of Martyrs, by Hands
of the Cause A.Q. Faizi, I have a hard copy published in 1977. It is
currently available from George Ronald - _www.grbooks.com_
(http://www.grbooks.com) at US$7.95.
I'm unaware
HI rather dislike the divisiveness tone of whatever speech or letter
this comes from. What I gather from it is Baha'i=Good in character, and
non-Baha'i= Bad in character. I think I might know what this comes from.
Someone played me an audio of a sermon by a Shi'a Imam from Iran about this
://www.sobheomid.ir/view.aspx?tid=13cid=197sid=91 cid=197sid=91
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HI rather dislike the divisiveness tone of whatever speech
The excerpt is from a speech by a Shi'ite cleric, Shaykh Mahdi Daneshmand,
in which he suggests that Baha'is are trying to propagate their faith by
presenting themselves as sinless saints.
It is a striking testimony of what even our enemies have to say about us.
The information contained
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EG-IMOD0m0feature=related
A friend offers this translation, but is it dependable? I know he is not to any
degree fluent, so he is passing along someone else's translation of the speech.
I will also check out some other sources as well.
Open your eyes.
The
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Hello, Everyone,A few months back someone posted a comment about finding the actual Arabic phrase "Baha`u'llah" in an early nineteenth century Qur'an. I think it was Khazeh.I was wondering if I might get a facsimile of the page as well as the publication information. A muslim
A few months back someone posted a comment about finding the actual Arabic
phrase Baha`u'llah in an early nineteenth century Qur'an. I think it was
Khazeh.
Dear Scott,
Khazeh talked about that phrase being in the Arabic translations of the
Bible, not the Qur'an.
warmest, Susan
The
Thank you Susan. I did a phrase search in Ocean and found "glory of God" only three times in the Rodwell translation, but not in Sale, Yusuf Ali nor Pickthall at all. By the way, how is life going in the aftermath of the hurricane, I hope things have settled down for you and yours. By the
Dear Scott,
As far as I know the Greatest Name does not appear in the Qur'an. The
Muslims say there are 100 Names of God and 99 are in the Qur'an and the
other one will be revealed at the Last Day. So I would not expect to find
the Greatest Name in the Qur'an. However it does figure prominentally
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SaylorsSent: 19 December 2005 02:10To: Baha'i
StudiesSubject: RequestHello, Everyone,
A few months back someone posted a comment about finding the actual Arabic
phrase "Baha`u'llah" in an early nineteenth century Qur'an. I think it was
Khazeh.
I was wondering if I might
Brother Gilberto wrote:
Dear Gilberto,
The Kitab-i Iqan is addressed to a Shi'ite. Why would Baha'u'llah
utilize a Sunni collection?
Maybe one shouldn't expect him to. But then the flipside would be that Bahullhs
words become less credible from a Sunni perspective.
On Behalf Of Gilberto
Simpson
Sent: 20 July 2005 00:45
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So is it still true that I am all the
prophets is not found in any
Sunni collections?
Peace
Gilberto
Dear Gilberto
The transmitter of the Hadith
is Anas ibn Maalik (whose dates preceded Sunni /
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So is it still true that I am all the prophets is not found in any
Sunni collections?
The transmitter of the Hadith is Anas ibn Maalik (whose dates
Hi Gilberto,
1. We are kind of divertingfromthe initial question posted. The question was "where in the hadith does Muhammad say 'I am all the prophets' "? The answeris its found in the Shi'ih hadith. Baha'u'llah does not 'make up' the quote butuses a source that the uncle of the Babwas
I guess I meant more specifically can the hadith be found in one of
the 6 books of sunni hadith?
Dear Gilberto,
The Kitab-i Iqan is addressed to a Shi'ite. Why would Baha'u'llah utilize a
Sunni collection?
warmest, Susan
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On 7/19/05, Hajir Moghaddam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there is no reason based in Quran or hadith to think that Muhammad
said I am all the prophets.
It is clearly in the Hadith of the Shi'a.
http://al-shia.com/html/ara/books/behar/behar25/a2.html
Do you have an English
On 7/19/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hajir,
Can you translate the hadith in question and give us some idea of who the
isnad goes back to?
warmest, Susan
I second that request.
-Gilberto
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On 7/19/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And I wouldn't insist but it is totally plausible that a few sounds
were mixed up.
Dear Gilberto,
It would be just as plausible that part of the NT was mistakenly conveyed
into Arabic and that therefore Arabs *thought* it said that. But
On 7/20/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I meant more specifically can the hadith be found in one of
the 6 books of sunni hadith?
Dear Gilberto,
The Kitab-i Iqan is addressed to a Shi'ite. Why would Baha'u'llah utilize a
Sunni collection?
Maybe one shouldn't expect him
On 7/20/05, Hajir Moghaddam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Gilberto,
1. We are kind of diverting from the initial question posted. The question
was where in the hadith does Muhammad say 'I am all the prophets' ?
The answer is its found in the Shi'ih hadith.
And I'm holding off
This seems weird. This seems like another case where you are so eager
to argue against what Muslims are saying you end up going against
what even the Bahai sources say. Even the BAHAI side of this insists
that this particular passage refers to the revelation of Muhammad
(saaws).
Once again,
Gilberto,
In the Kitab-i-Iqan Baha'u'llah quotes this hadith - the link for which was provided by Khazeh -verbatim:"amma al-nabiyoona faana".
Go to http://reference.bahai.org/fa/t/b/KI/and download the Kitab-i-Iqan in Adobe format, flip to page 113, and it is in the middle of the page in
On 7/20/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seems weird. This seems like another case where you are so eager
to argue against what Muslims are saying you end up going against
what even the Bahai sources say. Even the BAHAI side of this insists
that this particular passage refers to
Gilberto wrote:
When I do a search on the phrase I am all the prophets. The only
thing comes up are Bahai sites and anti-Muslim sites. So I'm still
skeptical about how you are translating and interpreting the passage.
I don't think it is settled.
Dear Gilberto,
I would think that the Qur,anic
Gilberto wrote
The Islamic claims about the previous scriptures seem more concrete
than the claims you are making on this particular point.
Perhaps the Faith may be in agreement, to some degree, with the above
statement Gilberto. However, in these days, as Islamic too often connotes
claims
I think botht of them are actually still more
concrete, more literally true, more supportable than the Bahai claims
about I am the prophets.
Dear Gilberto,
I don't see the difference. While Muslims may have associated the verses
regarding the Paraclete with Muhammad the word Ahmad does not
Is there any credible evidence for the authenticity of the Gospel of
Barnabas?
My understanding is that the consensus of the scholarly community is
that it's a fake, a medieval Moorish forgery. Unreliable and
inauthentic.
http://www.bible.ca/islam/library/Gilchrist/barnabas.htm
On 7/19/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think botht of them are actually still more
concrete, more literally true, more supportable than the Bahai claims
about I am the prophets.
Dear Gilberto,
I don't see the difference. While Muslims may have associated the verses
regarding
I don't claim its authentic. I was just using it as an example for a
very specific point.
-Gilberto
On 7/19/05, Iskandar Hai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any credible evidence for the authenticity of the Gospel of
Barnabas?
My understanding is that the consensus of the scholarly
Gilberto, you wrote:
And personally what I would say is that to me it didn't seem like the
Quran was claiming what Khazeh was attributing to it. But whether we
are looking at what the Quran actually says on this point, or at what
Muslims tend to claim, I think botht of them are actually still
Hi all,
I thought Gilberto was saying the same thing Baha'u'llah says in the Iqan (sited in Gleanings):
"In terms of the rest of your argument, there are certainly passages inhadith and Quran which talk about a certain degree of closenessbetween the prophets, and between Muhammad and
--And personally what I would say is that to me it didn't seem like theQuran was claiming what Khazeh was attributing to it. But whether weare looking at what the Quran actually says on this point, or at whatMuslims tend to claim, I think botht of them are actually still moreconcrete, more
On 7/19/05, Richard H. Gravelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gilberto, you wrote:
And personally what I would say is that to me it didn't seem like the
Quran was claiming what Khazeh was attributing to it. But whether we
are looking at what the Quran actually says on this point, or at what
Is there any credible evidence for the authenticity of the Gospel of
Barnabas?
Dear Iskandar,
It all depends on what you mean by 'authentic.' Much of the material in the
canonical books of the Bible are not necessarily written by the person they
are credited to, but we don't call them forgeries.
On 7/19/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But the meaning of Ahmad is the same as the
meaning Pericletos (praised) and in any case Jesus probably spoke in
Aramaic anyway.
Dear Gilberto,
Paraclete means Comforter, not Praised. Muslims have theorized that there
are some misplaced
Praised is Pariclytos.
Dear Gilberto,
But the word found in the Greek NT is Paracletos not Pariclytos'.
And I think it is totally bizzare that you
are expressing skepticism on this point because Bahai sources
(including a letter from Shoghi Effendi) agree that this passage in
the New Testament
On 7/19/05, Susan Maneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Praised is Pariclytos.
Dear Gilberto,
But the word found in the Greek NT is Paracletos not Pariclytos'.
And I wouldn't insist but it is totally plausible that a few sounds
were mixed up. There are ALOT of irregularities with the Greek NT
there is no reason based in Quran or hadith to think that Muhammadsaid "I am all the prophets."
It is clearly in the Hadith of the Shi'a.
http://al-shia.com/html/ara/books/behar/behar25/a2.html
Are you saying that you don'tbelieve the Shi'a hadithis authentic?
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there is no reason based in Quran or hadith to think that
Muhammadsaid "I am all the prophets."
It is clearly in the Hadith of the Shi'a.
http://al-shia.com/html/ara/books/behar/behar25/a2.html
Are you saying that you do
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Hajir,
Can you translate the hadith in question
and give us some idea of who theisnad goes back to?
warmest, Susan
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So is it still true that I am all the prophets is not found in any
Sunni collections?
Peace
Gilberto
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in the Bahai Studies List dear Gilberto Simpson I saw your letter.
First of all it is nice to hear from you again Gilberto.
Thank God you are doing well and following various discussions.
You made the point that in relation to the verse the
On 7/17/05, Khazeh Fananapazir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firouz:
Dear
A friend referred to the following Gleanings and claimed that Prophet
Muhammad never said that I am Jesus …. Do you have any idea of
where Prophet said so?
Thanks so much for your assistance.
Regards,
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in the Bahai Studies List dear Gilberto Simpson I saw your letter.
First of all it is nice to hear from you again Gilberto.
Thank God you are doing well and following various
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I'm a mathematician (grad student at a university). What do you need?
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Very good, not a single Arab will understand you. That is Arabic with a
Persian accent. This is like reading Polish using English
pronunciation. I had an Algerian friend attend a fireside once and one
of the Persian friends got up and said the long healing prayer in
Arabic, when she was done
Also there are many websites where you can hear the verses of the Qur'an recited:
This is the chapter you requested:
http://www.jannah.org/quran/ghamdi_fatiha.ram
Also: http://www.jannah.org/quran/
Also: http://www.hamoislam.com/quraan.htm
Also: http://www.jannah.org/mamalist/Audio/
Brent
Let's see:
Bismillah-e Rahman-e Raheem. Alhqmdolleleahe Rabil AAlameen. Al-Rahmaan-i-Raheem. Maalik a Yom-i Deen. Eeyak-i Na-a-bodo Va Eeyak-i Nastaaeen. Ehdena Serat-al Mostagheem. Seraat-al Lazeen-e Anamat-e Alayhem, Ghayr-en Maghzoob-in Alayhem Va La-Zaaleen.
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