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Shoghi Effendi Through the Pilgrim's Eye tells the story of the Guardian's ministry from 1922 when the young Shoghi Effendi, just 24 years old, was charged with guiding the affairs of a worldwide Faith. Rather than a biography, it draws on the diary entries and letters (many now published for the first time) of the many pilgrims and visitors to the Bahá'í Holy Places in Haifa and 'Akká, as well as the accounts of those who worked to assist the Guardian in his many extraordinary achievements.

As in all such cases, these recollections must be taken in the spirit of pilgrim notes - interesting and thought-provoking highlights and observations, but not any part of the Bahá'í Sacred Text. They do, however, provide unique insights and inspiration.


Volume I (1922-1952) covers the years when the Guardian was laying the foundations of the Bahá'í Administrative Order destined to culminate in the World Order of Bahá'u'lláh, while at the same time planning and carrying out the extension and development of the Shrines of the Báb and Bahá'u'lláh, translating the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh as well as The Dawn-Breakers and writing his own major works, as well as facing challenges to his authority and responding to the confiscation of the House of Bahá'u'lláh in Baghdad and the persecution of Bahá'ís in Iran and Egypt. The volume ends just before the dramatic decade that was to begin in 1953 with the celebration of the Bahá'í Holy Year, the first intercontinental conferences and the launching of the ten-year worldwide spiritual plan to carry the Faith of Bahá'u'lláh to every place on the planet.


Pilgrims include:

Agnes Alexander

Effie Baker

Músá and Samíhíh Banání 

Victoria Bedekian 

Lady Blomfield 

Nancy Bowditch

Ted Cardell 

Stanwood and Nayyan Cobb

Amelia Collins 

Genevieve Coy 

Ethel Dawe 

Alice Doolittle

Sabrí Elias

John Esslemont

Nell French 

'Alí-Akbar Furútan

Ugo Giachery 

Hermann, Anna & Elsa Grossmann

Philip Hainsworth

Larry Hautz 

James Heggie

Emogene Hoagg 

Leroy Ioas

Marion Jack

Dhikru'lláh Khádem

Ali-Kuli Khan and Florence 

Abu'l-Qásim Khurásání

Rom Landau

May and Mary Maxwell  

Sutherland Maxwell

Margery McCormick

Muhammad Mustafa

New Zealand Bahá'ís

Sadie and Bertha Oglesby

Mabel and Sylvia Paine

Aziz Panahi 

Keith Ransom-Kehler

Mason Remey

Martha Root

Ethel Rosenberg

Emeric Sala

Fred and Lorol Schopflocher 

May and Isabelle Stebbins 

Habíb Taherzadeh 

Juliet Thompson

George Townshend 

Corinne True

Gladys and Ben Weeden

Albert Windust

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    ISBN-13
    9780853985884
    Author
    Earl Redman
    Publisher
    George Ronald Publisher
    Published
    09 May 2022
    Format
    Paperback / softback

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    Shoghi Effendi Through the Pilgrim's Eye tells the story of the Guardian's ministry from 1922 when the young Shoghi Effendi, just 24 years old, was charged with guiding the affairs of a worldwide Faith. Rather than a biography, it draws on the diary entries and letters (many now published for the first time) of the many pilgrims and visitors to the Bahá'í Holy Places in Haifa and 'Akká, as well as the accounts of those who worked to assist the Guardian in his many extraordinary achievements.

    As in all such cases, these recollections must be taken in the spirit of pilgrim notes - interesting and thought-provoking highlights and observations, but not any part of the Bahá'í Sacred Text. They do, however, provide unique insights and inspiration.


    Volume I (1922-1952) covers the years when the Guardian was laying the foundations of the Bahá'í Administrative Order destined to culminate in the World Order of Bahá'u'lláh, while at the same time planning and carrying out the extension and development of the Shrines of the Báb and Bahá'u'lláh, translating the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh as well as The Dawn-Breakers and writing his own major works, as well as facing challenges to his authority and responding to the confiscation of the House of Bahá'u'lláh in Baghdad and the persecution of Bahá'ís in Iran and Egypt. The volume ends just before the dramatic decade that was to begin in 1953 with the celebration of the Bahá'í Holy Year, the first intercontinental conferences and the launching of the ten-year worldwide spiritual plan to carry the Faith of Bahá'u'lláh to every place on the planet.


    Pilgrims include:

    Agnes Alexander

    Effie Baker

    Músá and Samíhíh Banání 

    Victoria Bedekian 

    Lady Blomfield 

    Nancy Bowditch

    Ted Cardell 

    Stanwood and Nayyan Cobb

    Amelia Collins 

    Genevieve Coy 

    Ethel Dawe 

    Alice Doolittle

    Sabrí Elias

    John Esslemont

    Nell French 

    'Alí-Akbar Furútan

    Ugo Giachery 

    Hermann, Anna & Elsa Grossmann

    Philip Hainsworth

    Larry Hautz 

    James Heggie

    Emogene Hoagg 

    Leroy Ioas

    Marion Jack

    Dhikru'lláh Khádem

    Ali-Kuli Khan and Florence 

    Abu'l-Qásim Khurásání

    Rom Landau

    May and Mary Maxwell  

    Sutherland Maxwell

    Margery McCormick

    Muhammad Mustafa

    New Zealand Bahá'ís

    Sadie and Bertha Oglesby

    Mabel and Sylvia Paine

    Aziz Panahi 

    Keith Ransom-Kehler

    Mason Remey

    Martha Root

    Ethel Rosenberg

    Emeric Sala

    Fred and Lorol Schopflocher 

    May and Isabelle Stebbins 

    Habíb Taherzadeh 

    Juliet Thompson

    George Townshend 

    Corinne True

    Gladys and Ben Weeden

    Albert Windust

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