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*Recommended Books*
Guest Author - Sandy Mullins

Baha'u'llah and the New EraBaha'u'llah and the New Era by J. E. Esslemont
Is a great introductory book on the Baha'i Faith and a timeless classic. It talks about the origins, beliefs and practices of the Baha'i Faith, one of the fastest growing religions.





Thief in the NightThief in the Night by William Sears
The Case of the Missing Melineum
Thief in the Night is a look at the period in time, mid 1800's when most of the world was looking for the return of Christ. This search for the return of christ was in the news all over the world and even made it to the U.S, Congress. William Sears present evidence in such a way you can solve it yourself.


Cry From the HeartA Cry From the Heart by William Sears
This book is a historical account of the horrors encountered by innocent people, due to false and contradictory charges, It is also an expose of the genocide taking place against believers of the Baha'i Faith.
Any book of William Sears is an excellent choice, He wrote many historical, insightful books on the Baha'i Faith and excellent adolescent and children's books that are based on his life.


A Dress for MonaA Dress for Mona, A Play by Mark Perry
It is 1852 in Shiraz, Iran and fanaticims is running rampant through the streets. Mona a Baha'i is one of the prime targets. A two act play that shars the happiness, saddness and victory of Mona Mahmudnizhad and the "Ten Women Martyrs of Shiraz".




Tahirih, The PureTahirih, The Pure by Martha L Root
Originally written in 1938, Martha Root walked in Tahrirh footsteps and tells us the remarkable story of Tahirh and the only one of it's kind. Read about the remarkedable Tahirh and her steadfastness in her faith.






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