History

A Play by Mark Perry

A country in revolution, A holy place in ruins, A dream of three dresses, 16 year-old Mona is finding out the meaning of love.

An epic poem in alliterative verse reminiscent of Old English poetic form, Noble Rider concerns the life of Bahá’u’lláh.

The Bahá'í Communities of Iran, Volume 1: The North of Iran by Dr. Moojan Momen describes the early history of all the Bahá'í communities of northern Iran, narrated here for the first time and drawn from original sources including manuscript histories, letters, family records, and material previously published only in Persian.

The book contains the heart-rending stories of those stalwarts of the Faith who are shining examples for the entire Bahá’í world community. The language employed in the book is very simple as it is primarily meant for the junior youths and the young adults. It is recommended to be used as a touching and inspiring reading material for young Bahá’ís.

The story, through the eyes of those who were there, of the Ten Year Crusade, including the tragic and untimely death of Shoghi Effendi in 1957.

Imagine an ancient, universal and Divinely-conceived plan that is binding together the world’s great religions, unfolding over time and guiding humanity towards an ultimate, meaningful purpose. Such a Divine plan exists.

The remarkable story of Knights of Bahá’u’lláh Catherine Heward Huxtable and Clifford Huxtable. At a college freshman dance, Cliff Huxtable spotted a lovely young lady sitting across the room. Approaching her to ask for a dance, he saw to his dismay that she sat in a wheelchair…Against all odds, she and Cliff would marry and travel the world during the Beloved Guardian’s Ten Year Crusade.

The book is the story of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s trip to New York in 1912. It focuses on the spiritual and social teachings of the Bahá’í Faith as described by the Master. It familiarizes the reader with the life and beliefs of the people of New York at the time. It also introduces the early Bahá’í community of the United States, their understanding and interests, their struggles and achievements in building the Baha’i community.

Shoghi Effendi

Through the Pilgrim’s Eye (Volume 1)

by Earl Redman

The life and work of the Guardian told through accounts by pilgrims and visitors as well as those who worked to assist him.

'Fascinating . . . thoroughly enjoyable . . . truly inspirational' Literature Review Panel of the Bahá’ís of the United Kingdom

Bab – Bonyangozar’ Aein’ Babi (Persian) by Alaedin Ghods Djurabchi is a concise introduction to the history of the Babi Religion and the life of the Bab, its position in history of religions and the prophecies relating to its birth.