Wonderful! Thank you for sharing. Islam has a deep seam of covenant binding God to man, where all of mankind recognizes the oneness of God. This particular verse from the Qur'an is the basis of that covenant, the call and response. It is intriguing that 'Abdu'l-Baha would include it here to the recipient of the tablet, perhaps to emphasize the continuity of the eternal covenant and that it should be taught as such in the transition from Islam to Baha'i. Curious to hear from others about it.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing. Islam has a deep seam of covenant binding God to man, where all of mankind recognizes the oneness of God. This particular verse from the Qur'an is the basis of that covenant, the call and response. It is intriguing that 'Abdu'l-Baha would include it here to the recipient of the tablet, perhaps to emphasize the continuity of the eternal covenant and that it should be taught as such in the transition from Islam to Baha'i. Curious to hear from others about it.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing. Islam has a deep seam of covenant binding God to man, where all of mankind recognizes the oneness of God. This particular verse from the Qur'an is the basis of that covenant, the call and response. It is intriguing that 'Abdu'l-Baha would include it here to the recipient of the tablet, perhaps to emphasize the continuity of the eternal covenant and that it should be taught as such in the transition from Islam to Baha'i. Curious to hear from others about it.
Hi Edward, thanks for sharing!
Did you mean to add this comment to this post with a Tablet of Abdu'l-Baha?
https://www.lampofsearch.com/p/a-short-tablet-of-abdul-baha-on-becoming
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing. Islam has a deep seam of covenant binding God to man, where all of mankind recognizes the oneness of God. This particular verse from the Qur'an is the basis of that covenant, the call and response. It is intriguing that 'Abdu'l-Baha would include it here to the recipient of the tablet, perhaps to emphasize the continuity of the eternal covenant and that it should be taught as such in the transition from Islam to Baha'i. Curious to hear from others about it.