‘Abdu’l-Bahá. The Construction of a New World
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TextPublication details: Barcelona Editorial Bahá’í 2021Description: 146 pSubject(s):
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The person of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá stands out in history, not only for his fundamental role in the birth, growth and spread of the Bahá’í world religion, but also for his work toward peace, his great contributions to social change, and his tireless efforts to overcome certain conceptions of the human being—such as racism, sexism, and religious hatred—that have hindered the progress of humanity.
This book, written on the occasion of the centenary of his passing, offers us a glimpse into a life that, from childhood, was dramatically marked by persecution, exile, and imprisonment. It also presents some of the most fundamental aspects of the message he offered to the world—a message that calls for action and individual responsibility, and that is charged with hope and confidence in the future of humanity.
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