Call of the Divine Beloved Ali-Akbar Furutan Diana Malouf's Unveiling the Hidden

Diana Malouf's Unveiling the Hidden Words is a study of the translation of the Arabic verses of The Hidden Words

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Shoghi Effendi called it Bahá'u'lláh's pre-eminent ethical work

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arranged in twenty sections including:

Call of the Divine Beloved Ali-Akbar Furutan Diana Malouf's Unveiling the HiddenThis volume contains seven Tablets, all revealed before 1863, including the long anticipated retranslation of the Seven Valleys and the Four Valleys. Also included are the poem Rashh i Am (The Clouds of the Realms Above), revealed in the Syh Chl in Tihrn, and four other newly translated Tablets from the period of Bahullhs sojourn in Iraq which elucidate aspects of the mystic journey of the soul towards its divine Beloved.