“Nargese Shiraz” is a collection of verses and a tapestry of profound human experiences, encapsulating grief, courage, and a search for hope amidst the darkness. It becomes a chronicle of the cherished memories, the unbroken spirit, and the enduring legacy of those who have left this world, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of their loved ones and the pages of this book.
This remarkable book covers the period from the proclamation of His Holiness Báb’s divine mission to the interment of His remains on Mount Carmel. It includes a comprehensive account of significant events in Shiraz and nearby cities such as Abadeh, Isfahan, Yazd, and Nayriz, as well as the persecution the Bábi and Bahá’í communities experienced in the region.
This captivating book revolves around the life of a child named “Reuben.” Born into a Jewish family in Kashan, Iran, during the reign of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar, young Reuben’s journey begins when, at the tender age of seven, he witnesses the public execution of a man named Sheikh Mazgani, martyred for his unwavering faith in the Bahá’í Faith. This poignant encounter leaves an indelible mark on Reuben’s heart and catalyzes his spiritual path…
In this captivating narrative, the author transports you to a distant realm, weaving tales that her in-laws once whispered to her in the enchanting city of Cairo. She delves into the treasure troves of two Desert Edge Cities, Kerman, and Yazd, unveiling the secrets contained within two chests brimming with tablets, images, documents, and cherished memories of the pioneering souls…
The narrative delves into Iran’s significant political transformation, transitioning from dictatorship to constitutionalism. Moreover, the book sheds light on two crucial epistles written by `Abdu’l-Bahá concerning politics and civilization – The Resaleh Madanieh (The Secret of Divine Civilization) and The Resaleh Siasieh(Treatise on Leadership).
In this poignant narrative, we delve into the martyrdom of Miss Simin Saberi, the author’s sister, alongside six other girls and three other women during a tragic event in Shiraz in 1983.
It examines the materialist concept of life and its destructive damage to individuals’ welfare and societies’ well-being worldwide in a masterful translation in Farsi…
