bahaullah造句

• The Bab and Bahaullah both suffered harsh imprisonment in Persia, now Iran.
• Bahaullah died in exile in northern Israel.
• This would leave Allah and JHWH capitalized, but would lower-case Bahaullah's pronouns.
• Also, on the article about Bahaullah's Family, Bahaullah's own photograph most certainly belongs there.
• Also, on the article about Bahaullah's Family, Bahaullah's own photograph most certainly belongs there.
• A few years later, Bahaullah was exiled from Iran to Acre, near Haifa, in what was then Ottoman-ruled Palestine.
• While under arrest, Bahaullah and the Bab wrote poems, ethical and social teachings and mystical writings, which form the basis of the religion.
• The completion of 18 gardens of eucalyptus and gnarled olive trees, flowers and ivy marks the realization of a century-old vision of the prophet Bahaullah.
• "Bahaullah clearly announced that the recognition of the manifestation of God and  steadfastness [ in ] His Cause is more important than observing any of the other teachings.
• In 1863, nobleman Mizra Husayn-Ali, announced himself as the Bahaullah, meaning " Glory of God, " the fulfillment of the Bab's prophecy.
• Before he died in Acre, Bahaullah pointed across a bay to Mount Carmel in Haifa and said that the Bab's remains should be buried there and a shrine built.
• Anne Wong, a spokeswoman for the center, said that the terraced gardens, which took 10 years and cost $ 250 million to develop, complete the project and fulfill Bahaullah's wish.
• About 130 years earlier, one of the religion's founders, the Bab _ who foretold the coming of the prophet Bahaullah _ was shot to death in Iran along with 20, 000 followers.
• Fulfilling a vision of the Bahai prophet Bahaullah, workers pruned and clipped grass and shrubs down a hillside in front of a gold-domed shrine _ a symbol of peace and tranquility in a land where both are scarce.
• "The Earth is but one country and mankind its citizens, " said Bahaullah, who is considered by Bahais to be the last of a line of prophets that included Moses, Buddha, Jesus and Mohammed.
• This is what was done with Bahaullah, but it was rejected on the Muhammed cartoons controversy, as the cartoons themselves were the subject of the article, whereas the image of Bahaullah was not the subject of the article.
• This is what was done with Bahaullah, but it was rejected on the Muhammed cartoons controversy, as the cartoons themselves were the subject of the article, whereas the image of Bahaullah was not the subject of the article.
• Because seriously, as you make up a rational argument about Bahaullah and the Cartoons, I'm afraid that rationalism itself does not fit as to solve this and such problems in here; it is foreign to the discussion already.
• Allah and JHWH are not a problem then, and nobody says Moses or Muhammed or Bahaullah were gods-though Bahaullah is believed to have been a " Manifestation, " or someone who was created at a higher-than-human status to give a message to humans.
• Allah and JHWH are not a problem then, and nobody says Moses or Muhammed or Bahaullah were gods-though Bahaullah is believed to have been a " Manifestation, " or someone who was created at a higher-than-human status to give a message to humans.