Bahājieši svin Bahāullā dzimšana dienu
Katru gadu 12.novembrī bahājieši visā pasaulē svin gadadienu kopš piedzima Bahāullā, Bahai ticības Dibinātājs.
Svinīgas tikšanās notiks tūkstošu vietās - mājās, sabiedriskās iestādēs, vietējos un nacionālajos bahājiešu centros un Bahai ticības tempļos.
Bahājieši aicina savus draugus un sabiedrību pievienoties viņiem! Tiks piedāvātas lūgšanas un īpaša svētku programma, mākslas priekšnesumi un atspirdzinošie dzērieni.
Svinīgas tikšanās notiks tūkstošu vietās - mājās, sabiedriskās iestādēs, vietējos un nacionālajos bahājiešu centros un Bahai ticības tempļos.
Bahājieši aicina savus draugus un sabiedrību pievienoties viņiem! Tiks piedāvātas lūgšanas un īpaša svētku programma, mākslas priekšnesumi un atspirdzinošie dzērieni.
Svētku sapulce 11.novembrī jau notika Daugavpils bahājiešu centrā, un 12.novembrī plkst. 19:00 Rīgas bahājieši gaida ciemiņus savā centrā Aleksandra Čaka ielā 109-17.
Bahāullā ir piedzimis 1817.gadā Teherānā, Persijas galvaspilsētā.
1853.gadā Viņš bija izsūtīts no Savas dzimtās zemes uz Bagdādi, kur 1863.gadā Viņš paziņoja, ka pauž Dieva atklāsmi, kas nes vienotību pasaules tautām. Viņu vēlāk izsūtīja uz Akku, mūsdienu Izraēlā, kur Viņš nomira 1892.gadā.
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Baha'is celebrate Birth of Baha'u'llah
On 12 November, Baha'is around the globe will celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Baha'u'llah, the founder of the Baha'i Faith.
Gatherings are held in thousands of localities – in homes, at public facilities, at local and national Baha'i centers, and at Baha'i Houses of Worship.
Baha'is invite their friends and the public to join them in offering prayers and celebrating with special programs, artistic performances, and refreshments.
The date is one of nine holy days during the year when Baha'is suspend work.
Baha'u'llah was born in 1817 into a noble family in Tehran, the capital of Persia.
In 1853, He was exiled from His native land to Baghdad, where in 1863 He announced that He was the bearer of a new revelation from God that would bring unity to the peoples of the world. He was later exiled to Acre, in present-day Israel, where He passed away in 1892.
To read the story online and see the photograph, go to: http://news.bahai.org/story/737
For the Baha'i World News Service home page, go to: http://news.bahai.org/
Copyright 2009 by the Baha'i World News Service.
Baha'is celebrate Birth of Baha'u'llah
On 12 November, Baha'is around the globe will celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Baha'u'llah, the founder of the Baha'i Faith.
Gatherings are held in thousands of localities – in homes, at public facilities, at local and national Baha'i centers, and at Baha'i Houses of Worship.
Baha'is invite their friends and the public to join them in offering prayers and celebrating with special programs, artistic performances, and refreshments.
The date is one of nine holy days during the year when Baha'is suspend work.
Baha'u'llah was born in 1817 into a noble family in Tehran, the capital of Persia.
In 1853, He was exiled from His native land to Baghdad, where in 1863 He announced that He was the bearer of a new revelation from God that would bring unity to the peoples of the world. He was later exiled to Acre, in present-day Israel, where He passed away in 1892.
To read the story online and see the photograph, go to: http://news.bahai.org/story/737
For the Baha'i World News Service home page, go to: http://news.bahai.org/
Copyright 2009 by the Baha'i World News Service.