‘Abdu’l-Bahá in New York Eileen Maddocks and sometimes forget…

and sometimes forget…

which is essential to all who seek authentic sources for the study of the Bahá’í Faith

Alma’s 13 years in Germany saw an astonishing growth in the Bahá’í community to become the largest in Europe

and looks at the way in which Bahá’í artists have applied principles of the Faith to their art

the contours of ethical action gain clarity

‘Abdu’l-Bahá in New York Eileen Maddocks and sometimes forget…Abdul Bah, also known as the Master, was the eldest son of Bah'u'llh, the Prophet Founder of the Bah' Faith. The Master, who was nine years old when he accompanied his father into years of exile and imprisonment from their native Persia, was freed by the Young Turk Rebellion of 1908. Though weakened by this 55 year debilitating ordeal, Abdul Bah made several trips to the West to share Bah'u'llh's message of world peace. He visited New York where he