This man wrote a work which begins "The nightingale of separation perched upon the branch of the horizon calls out ingrief."
This man wrote a work which begins "The nightingale of separation perched upon the branch of the horizon calls out ingrief." He refused to sleep for three nights to emulate those nightingales, who sang night and day in adoration of rosebushes.He opened another work with the dedication "blessed be the righteous that qua from these crystal streams." This man, whogave a declaration in the Garden of Ridvan aftfter living there for 12 days, wrote the Â´ Gems of Divine Mysteries and providedadvice for rulers in his Tablet of the Kings. Only two photographs exist of this man, who spent the last 24 years of his life at aprison colony in Akka. His Âfinal work was addressed to an Aqa NajaÂ, who had executed many of this man's followers, andwhom this man castigated as the "son of a wolf." His views were collected in the Book of Certitude, and he claimed to be themessianic Âfigure prophesied by the Bab. For 10 points, name this founder of the Baha'i faith.
This man wrote a work which begins "The nightingale of separation perched upon the branch of the horizon calls out ingrief."
Bahaullah [or Baha'u'll Â´ ahÂ´ ; or Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri]