Baharieh
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Baharieh — (Bacharieh, Uah el Bahrijeh), Oase im westlichen Teil Unterägyptens, 100–113 m ü. M. in der libyschen Wüstenplatte, in welcher der Chargeh, Dachel und Farafrah einschließende ägyptische Oasenzug verläuft. Ihre Bewohnbarkeit verdankt die Oase… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
`Abdu'l-Bahá — Abdu’l Bahá Bahá í Faith … Wikipedia
Kitáb-i-Aqdas — Texts Scriptures of the Bahá í Faith From The Báb … Wikipedia
Mírzá Mihdí — Mirzá Mihdí in 1868, aged 20 Mírzá Mihdí (Persian: ميرزا مهدي) (1848 June 23, 1870), given the title Ghusn i Athar (the Purest Branch). Mírzá Mihdí was born Mihdí Núrí[1] in Tehran, and named after a deceased brother of his father … Wikipedia
Ásíyih Khánum — The graves of Ásíyih Khánum and Mirzá Mihdí within the Monument Gardens. Ásíyih Khánum (1820–1886) (Persian: آسیه خانم) was the wife of Bahá u lláh, the founder of the Bahá í Faith. She is viewed by Bahá’ís as the paragon of a devoted mother… … Wikipedia
Qasida — (also spelled qasidah ) in Arabic: قصيدة, plural qasā id , قــصــائـد; in Persian: قصیده (or چكامه, chakameh ), is a form of poetry from pre Islamic Arabia. It typically runs more than 50 lines, and sometimes more than 100. It was later inherited … Wikipedia
Bahá'í laws — are laws and ordinances used in the Bahá í Faith, according to the instructions of the Bahá u lláh as written in the Kitáb i Aqdas his book of laws. This text as well as Bahá u lláh s other texts, subsequent interpretations of Abdu l Bahá, and… … Wikipedia
Munirih Khánum — The grave of Munírih Khánum at the Bahá í World Centre. Munírih Khánum (1847 April 28, 1938[1]) (Persian: منیره خانم) was the wife of Abdu l Bahá, the son of the founder of the Bahá í Faith, Bahá u lláh. S … Wikipedia
Abrahamic religions — Symbols of the Abrahamic religions: Judaism represented by the Star of David (top), Christianity represented by the Cross (left), and Islam represented by the Arabic calligraphy of God s name (Allah) (right). Abrahamic religions are the… … Wikipedia
Kitab-i-Aqdas — Heutige Ansicht des Innenhofes des Hauses Abud, wo Baha u llah als Gefangener des osmanischen Reiches lebte. Das Haus in Akko, Israel, zählt zu den Pilgerzielen dieser jungen Weltreligion. Hier entstand das „Heiligste Buch“. Der Kitab i Aqdas… … Deutsch Wikipedia
