Mirza Ali-Akbar-i-Nakhjavani Book cover type:Hardcover This story is about an

This story is about an encounter He had with a child who was racially different from the group of children who met with Him

John and his wife Louise are perhaps best known for their efforts and selfless generosity in helping to establish a Bahá’í school in northern California

and demonstrates the Bahá'í perspective that the two seemingly opposing forces can live in perfect harmony

and earned the Guardian’s praise

or to even begin to cover the tremendous questions touched upon

Mirza Ali-Akbar-i-Nakhjavani Book cover type:Hardcover This story is about anA compelling portrait of Mrz Al Akbar i Nakhjavn (18651920) brings to life an early believer whose close friendship with Abdul Bah shaped the course of the Bah Faith. As a gifted translator of Tablets into Russian and a correspondentat Abdul Bahs behestwith luminaries like Leo Tolstoy and Isabella Grinevskaya, his story culminates in his place within the Masters 1912 North American entourage. Intimate details of their interactions reveal Abdul Bahs