Its founder wrote of the Valley of Contentment and the Valley of True Poverty and Absolute Nothingness in his text The Seven Valleys, as well as 153 short utterances supposedly derived from the words of Gabriel to Fatimah.
Its founder wrote of the Valley of Contentment and the Valley of True Poverty and Absolute Nothingness in his text The Seven Valleys, as well as 153 short utterances supposedly derived from the words of Gabriel to Fatimah. Worshippers gather at the "Dawning-place of the Mention of God." Its calendar is based on the number of early disciples called "letters of the living," and sets aside nineteen days in the month of Ala for fasting. Its religious laws are found in the Kitáb-i-Aqdas, which was interpreted by Shoghi Effendi, its founder's great-grandson. FTP identify this inclusive faith founded by Bahaullah.
Its founder wrote of the Valley of Contentment and the Valley of True Poverty and Absolute Nothingness in his text The Seven Valleys, as well as 153 short utterances supposedly derived from the words of Gabriel to Fatimah.
{Baha’i}