Baha'U'Llah
9 books
About the Author
Baha'u'llah, the founder of the Baha'i Faith, was a 19th-century Persian nobleman whose profound spiritual revelations transformed countless lives and inspired a global movement dedicated to unity, peace, and the oneness of humanity. Born in 1817 in Tehran, he endured exile, imprisonment, and persecution from Ottoman and Persian authorities, yet from these trials emerged a vast body of sacred writings that articulate timeless principles for personal and societal harmony. His teachings emphasize the essential unity of all religions, the equality of men and women, and the pursuit of universal education and justice. Through works like The Hidden Words and Strive: Prayers and Meditations for Youth, Baha'u'llah offers poetic guidance and meditative prayers that resonate with seekers of truth across generations, fostering spiritual growth and moral fortitude in an ever-changing world.
Common genres
Writing style
poetic
revelatory
inspirational
Books by Baha'U'Llah
