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One Country is a quarterly publication of the Baha’i International Community. The Bahai International Community has been in existence since the late 1940’s and represents the collective external affairs interface of the global Baha’i community. As an international non-governmental organization, the Baha’i International Community is involved in a wide range of activities, including […]
Tabula Rasa is an emerging electronic magazine focused on the arts in the broadest sense of that word. The magazine is Baha’i inspired but not overtly so, the emphasis is on the art. The most
recent issue however has an article of interest to historians. Matthew Weinberg has an article, "Rediscovering Edwin Scott: The Baha’i Faith’s […]
2007 Baha’i Conference on Social and Economic Development - Thursday evening, December 20 thru Sunday noon, December 23, 2007. You are warmly invited to submit proposals for workshop presentations at the 2007 Baha’i Conference on Social and Economic Development in Orlando, Florida:
A. — Hour-and-a-quarter or two-and-a-quarter hour workshop sessions:
Challenging and interactive sessions that address the […]
The International Environment Forum is a Baha’i inspired agency which focuses on the environment and sutainable development and especially the religion ecology interface. Headed by long time international ecologist Dr. Arther Dahl, based in Switzerland, the organization hosts an annual Conference, with the 11th Annual conference planned for October 2007 in Canada. Recently out, the […]
The Association for Baha’i Studies for German speaking Europe has released Volume 11 of their ongoing periodical, this issue titled “Das Baha’ittum und gesellschaftliche Pluralitat” Säkularismus - Alternative zum Gottesstaat? Foad Kazemzadeh Religiöse Pluralität in der Gesellschaft: Einige rechts politische Ãœberlegungen zu Kopftuch & Co. Dr. Emanuel Towfigh Der Endgültigkeitsanspruch im Islam Dr. Seena Fazel […]
Oneworld Publications have published a new biography of Baha’u’llah by prolific writer Moojan Momen.Â
Baha’u’llah: A Short Biography (Oxford:OneWorld, 2007) is the first major biographical treatment of Baha’u’llah since several works were released around the time of the centenary of Baha’u’llah’s death in 1992 . Momen’s work differs in that he has utilised a much greater […]