Persian

Translated into Persian, Alzheimer - Eclipse before sunset is an informative resource for understanding the aging brain and Alzheimer’s development, offering thoughtful advice regarding the psychological and spiritual needs for both patient and caregiver.

This book contains ten chapters each written by a scholar in this field - including Mojan Momen, Fereydun Vahman, and Nader Saeedi, compiled and edited by Dr. Fereydun Vahman. The book reveals the emergence of a new religion in nineteenth century Iran and its revolutionary teachings that, with the passion and sacrifice of its adherents, gradually penetrated Iranian society. Despite more than one and a half centuries of violent persecution, this religion not only continued to exist but also transformed and spread beyond the borders of Iran in the form of the Bahá’í Faith.

The importance of this unique work cannot be overstated. Firstly, because it is a lasting tribute of our generation to the Báb’s bicentenary birth, and secondly because of its original and novel contents on the Báb and the Bábí community of Iran. In Persian.

Poems written by Saeid Rezaei, one of the Yaran imprisoned in Iran. The poems contain the reflections of a prisoner's inner melodies in words, his love and suffering.

Dastanhayi-Maman – Midad va Pakkun

A joyful and inspirational story for children between the ages of 2 to 8, Mama’s Stories – Pencil and Eraser tells the story of a Pencil and Eraser who each did their share to help their friend, ‘Parastoo’, be the best – until the Eraser became jealous of the Pencil’s popularity.

A joyful and inspirational story for children between the ages of 2 to 8 on the meaning of Unity of Mankind. Kambiz has repeatedly heard in his Children’s classes about Unity meaning Oneness. But how can all the people become one? What will happen to all those arms and legs and other parts of the body?

Persian Prayers from Bahá'u'lláh and Abdul’Bahá for various occasions.

Eshráq Khávari (Persian)

Not only an autobiography/biography of an outstanding Bahá’i scholar of the 20^th Century, ‘Eshráq Khávari’ tells the story of the organic growth of the Bahá’i Community and its Administrative system in Iran.