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| en/Zoroastrianism/Vendidad — Chapter 8.txt 4 | ||
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| is he that is a worshipper of the Daevas? that is a male par | amour | of the Daevas? that is a female paramour of the Daevas? tha |
| that is a male paramour of the Daevas? that is a female par | amour | of the Daevas? that is a wife to the Daeva34? that is as ba |
| e man that is a worshipper of the Daevas, that is a male par | amour | of the Daevas, that is a female paramour of the Daevas, tha |
| that is a male paramour of the Daevas, that is a female par | amour | of the Daevas, that is a wife to the Daeva; this is the man |
| en/Sufism/Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.txt 1 | ||
| souvent employees par Kheyam pour rendre ses pensees sur l' | amour | divin, et a la singularite des images trop orientales, d'un |
| en/Hinduism/Laws of Manu.txt 3 | ||
| remarried woman, a one-eyed man, and he in whose house a par | amour | of his wife (resides); 156. He who teaches for a stipulated |
| er, a pitiless (man), and a man in whose house (lives) a par | amour | (of his wife), 217. Nor (the food given) by those who knowi |
| 7. Nor (the food given) by those who knowingly bear with par | amour | s (of their wives), and by those who in all matters are rule |
| en/Buddhism/_Legacy/Sayings of Buddha (3).txt 1 | ||
| ahman'. By day the sun shines. By night the moon is bright. | Amour | ed shines the warrior. In meditation the brahman glows. But |
| en/Buddhism/Dhammapada - Sayings of the Buddha 3 (tr. J. Richards).txt 1 | ||
| ahman'. By day the sun shines. By night the moon is bright. | Amour | ed shines the warrior. In meditation the brahman glows. But |
| en/Hinduism/Ramayana.txt 1 | ||
| in his ancient heart, And the magic of her beauty and the gl | amour | of her art, With a soft desire the monarch vainly searched |
| en/Hinduism/Bhagavad Gita (Edwin Arnold tr).htm 1 | ||
| and drums, cymbals and gongs and horns Burst into sudden cl | amour | ; as the blasts Of loosened tempest, such the tumult seemed! |
| en/Theosophy/The Song Celestial; Or, Bhagavad-Gita.txt 1 | ||
| and drums, cymbals and gongs and horns Burst into sudden cl | amour | ; as the blasts Of loosened tempest, such the tumult seemed! |
| en/Theosophy/Isis Unveiled, Volume 2 - Theology.txt 2 | ||
| A by the mispronunciations, Osiris and Jehovah. A similar gl | amour | bids fair, it will be perceived, to gather round the design |
| “The History of France,” “Priests, Women, and Families,” “L’ | Amour | ,” etc. Translated from the French by V. CALFA. _1 vol. 8vo, |
| en/Theosophy/The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 1 of 4.txt 1 | ||
| mogony_,(502) declares that when the Wind (Spirit) became en | amour | ed of its own principles (Chaos), an intimate union took pla |
| en/Theosophy/The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 4 of 4.txt 2 | ||
| souls, ii, 687. Amona, Mother, i, 380. Amoorland, ii, 828. | Amour | a, ii, 736. Ampère, Law of, i, 558. Amphain-Essumen, ii, 480 |
| f, ii, 393. Portugal, Trigonocephalus of, i, 282. Poseidon, | Amour | s of, ii, 819; Dragon, ii, 372; Fourth root-race symbolized |
| en/Theosophy/From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan.txt 8 | ||
| es her even from a distance!" I fully sympathize with the en | amour | ed poet, but cannot condemn his friends who never saw his la |
| grove on the place where heaved once so many breasts and cl | amour | ed so many passions. In 1570 this town was called Shadiabad, |
| ll not listen to him. But under the flaming arrows of the en | amour | ed god she blushes and in appearance loses her purity. The n |
| of a tiger. And neither the gods, nor the Sadhus, nor the gl | amour | , nor the true tigers are fond of being disturbed in their n |
| s went under the leadership of the warlike Akali, to hunt gl | amour | ed and real tigers in the caves. It took them longer than we |
| consideration that such a height does not prevent either gl | amour | or tigers reaching the caves, I cannot help thinking that t |
| "Take care, colonel. This passage leads to the den of the gl | amour | .... Mind the tigers!" But once fairly started on the way to |
| me.... They did it on purpose...." "Who they? Do you mean gl | amour | ?..." "Colonel!" said the Hindu with an effort. "Don't laugh |
| en/Theosophy/The Light of Asia.txt 1 | ||
| No zephyr spills the glittering gems of dew; For all this cl | amour | raged outside the shade Spread by those cloistered stems. I |
| en/Islam/Quran - Wahiduddin Khan.txt 1 | ||
| s fair, neither committing fornication nor taking secret par | amour | s. And if, after they are married, they commit adultery they |
| en/Theosophy/The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 2 of 4.txt 4 | ||
| n. In _Genesis_ (vi), the “Sons of God”—B’ne Aleim—become en | amour | ed of the daughters of men, marry, and reveal to their wives |
| on a twelve‐legged Horse, whose birth is attributed to the _ | amour | s_ of a crocodile with a female hippopotamus. This “Dodecapo |
| ed groups—bats, pterodactyles, chelonians, ichthyosaurians, | amour | a, etc.—appear at once upon the scene. Even the horse, the a |
| and later Atlantean Race. What is the meaning of Poseidon’s | amour | s under such a variety of _animal_ forms? He became a dolphi |
| en/Theosophy/The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 3 of 4.txt 1 | ||
| gical jugglery, if jugglery at all, where fascination and gl | amour | are used as means of producing illusions. It is hypnotism o |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Religion and Proto-Nationalism- Apelis Mazakmat and 'traces of mild sectarian strife' in New Ireland.txt 1 | ||
| Mazakmat to Groves, 4 March 1951. op. cit. [59] see Peter L | amour | , "Alienated Land and Independence in Melanesia", Pacific St |
| en/Zoroastrianism/The Zend-Avesta/Avesta - Vendidad.txt 4 | ||
| is he that is a worshipper of the Daevas? that is a male par | amour | of the Daevas? that is a female paramour of the Daevas? tha |
| that is a male paramour of the Daevas? that is a female par | amour | of the Daevas? that is a wife to the Daeva? that is as bad |
| e man that is a worshipper of the Daevas, that is a male par | amour | of the Daevas, that is a female paramour of the Daevas, tha |
| that is a male paramour of the Daevas, that is a female par | amour | of the Daevas, that is a wife to the Daeva; this is the man |
| en/Hinduism/_Legacy/Hymns of the Atharva-Veda.txt 1 | ||
| ereft of strength! 3. Bereft of strength is the gotten-up cl | amour | , bereft of strength are the seven debilitating (charms). Do |
| en/Christianity/King James Bible/Ephesians.txt 1 | ||
| ption. 4:31 Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and cl | amour | , and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: |
| en/Islam/Quran - Maududi.txt 2 | ||
| d. 10:24 The example of the life of this world (which has en | amour | ed you into becoming heedless to Our signs) is that of water |
| y was mentioned than, lo and behold, your people raised a cl | amour | 43:58 and said: “Who is better, our deities or he?” They sa |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Inheritance Laws of the Kitab-i-Aqdas.txt 1 | ||
| erited are changed because Bahá'u'lláh says "We heard the cl | amour | of the children as yet unborn, We doubled their share and d |
| en/Hinduism/_Legacy/Bhagavad Gita (Edwin Arnold tr.).txt 1 | ||
| and drums, cymbals and gongs and horns Burst into sudden cl | amour | ; as the blasts Of loosened tempest, such the tumult seemed! |
| en/Islam/Quran - Arberry.txt 1 | ||
| dings of a cunning boy. 51:29 Then came forward his wife, cl | amour | ing, and she smote her face, and said, 'An old woman, barren |
| en/Hinduism/_Legacy/Bhagavad Gita (3).txt 1 | ||
| and drums, cymbals and gongs and horns Burst into sudden cl | amour | ; as the blasts Of loosened tempest, such the tumult seemed! |
| en/Hinduism/KANDA VI.txt 1 | ||
| he gods as they sang. Therefore women love one who sings; en | amour | ed are women of him who thus knows. So if there is in a fami |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Yajur Veda - Kanda VI.txt 1 | ||
| he gods as they sang. Therefore women love one who sings; en | amour | ed are women of him who thus knows. So if there is in a fami |
| en/Christianity/King James Bible/Ezekiel.txt 1 | ||
| lot in the land of Egypt. 23:20 For she doted upon their par | amour | s, whose flesh is as the flesh of asses, and whose issue is |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Daena-Den-Din- The Zoroastrian Heritage of the 'Maid of Heaven' in the Tablets of Baha'u'lla.txt 3 | ||
| fragrant sweetness. I beheld, And floating lightly on the en | amour | ed winds A Presence sped and hovered over me, A maiden, rose |
| air’ in Bahá’u’lláh’s Tablet and ‘floating lightly on the en | amour | ed winds’ in its Avestan counterpart, the latter embodies an |
| Maiden ‘suspended in the air’ or ‘floating lightly on the en | amour | ed winds’, images analogous to a ‘statue in its pure state, |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Rig Veda - Book 9.txt 2 | ||
| YMN LXXIV. Soma Pavamana 1. BORN like a youngling he hath cl | amour | ed in the wood, when he, the Red, the Strong, would win the |
| autiful, as Indra's bolt, this Soma, rich in sweets, hath cl | amour | ed in the vat. Dropping with oil, abundant, streams of sacri |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Sama Veda.txt 3 | ||
| ous, Indra's thunderbolt, this Soma, rich in sweets, hath cl | amour | ed in the vat. Dropping with oil, abundant, streams of sacri |
| urging the meathrich plant thou goest onward. Making loud cl | amour | , Soma Pavamana, thou flowest when thou art effused for Indr |
| he Vrishagnas from anear us, restless, have brought their cl | amour | to our dwelling-- Friends come to Pavamana, meet for praise |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Atharva Veda.txt 1 | ||
| ereft of strength! 3. Bereft of strength is the gotten-up cl | amour | , bereft of strength are the seven debilitating (charms). Do |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Rig Veda - Book 7.txt 1 | ||
| ays not, but preserves us. 9 To thee the mighty hymn hath cl | amour | ed loudly, and, Maghavan, the eloquent hath besought thee. D |
| en/Hinduism/Vedas/Rig Veda - Book 10.txt 1 | ||
| in scanty water. Brhaspati, cleaving through with varied cl | amour | , brought it forth like a bowl from out the timber. 9 He fou |
| en/Christianity/Martin Luther/Large Catechism.txt 1 | ||
| ent the devil has deceived us with false holiness and the gl | amour | of our own works. Therefore I would be very glad (I say it |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/L'implantation de la foi baha'ie en France- et impact de la venue de Abdu'l Baha à Paris au debut du XXeme siecle.txt 9 | ||
| inais en effet devant un homme inspirant une dévotion et un | amour | que les rois pourraient envier et les empereurs désirer en |
| ugés religieux», «Beauté et harmonie dans la diversité», «L’ | amour | universel», «Cruelle indifférence aux souffrances des races |
| umineux, la haine et l'inimitié des hommes se changeront en | amour | et en bonté, l'édifice de la guerre s'écroulera, et le pala |
| Evening World: «‘Abdu'l-Baha Abbas est ici pour parler de l’ | amour | fraternel» (351) - dans le New York Herald: «‘Abdu'l-Baha e |
| té, mêlé d’exquise courtoisie. [...] Quelle douceur et quel | amour | émanaient de sa personne ! Jamais encore je n’avais rien vu |
| de toute son âme. Aussi il faut que dans Paris le feu de l’ | amour | de Dieu brille d’une flamme ardente qui se répande au loin. |
| ous à l’oeuvre, et par tous vos moyens, allumez le feu de l’ | amour | de Dieu afin que Paris dépasse encore les autres régions. [ |
| Je l’écris avec une majuscule car c’est un Livre glorieux d’ | amour | et de bonté, de force et de beauté. Je vous le recommande à |
| la contestation, l’espoir à la place de la condamnation, l’ | amour | à la place de la haine, et un grand réconfort pour tous les |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Bibliographie des ouvrages de langue française mentionnant les religions babie ou baha'ie (1844-1944).txt 1 | ||
| diaires. Paris: C. Reinwald, 1892. Saint-Quentin, A. de. Un | amour | au pays des mages. Les Mystères du babisme. Paris: Calmann |
| en/Hinduism/Hymns of the Samaveda.txt 3 | ||
| ous, Indra's thunderbolt, this Soma, rich in sweets, hath cl | amour | ed in the vat. Dropping with oil, abundant, streams of sacri |
| urging the meathrich plant thou goest onward. Making loud cl | amour | , Soma Pavamana, thou flowest when thou art effused for Indr |
| he Vrishagnas from anear us, restless, have brought their cl | amour | to our dwelling-- Friends come to Pavamana, meet for praise |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/The Art of Sacred Reading- In Search of a Bahá'í Approach.txt 1 | ||
| ds of Spanish writer Fernando Savater, of those “for whom cl | amour | ing equally against everything – against slavery and against |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/The Figurative Structure of Eschatological Arabic.txt 1 | ||
| ro- voked them openly to repudiate His truth. They loudly cl | amour | ed: 'When did Hamzih die? When was he risen?' ... As they un |
| en/Christianity/Confessions of St Augustine/Book 2.txt 1 | ||
| erein the world forgetteth Thee its Creator, and becometh en | amour | ed of Thy creature, instead of Thyself, through the fumes of |
| en/Islam/Quran - Daryabadi.txt 2 | ||
| ornicateresses, nor as those taking to themselves secret par | amour | s. And when they have been wedded, if they commit an indecen |
| wedlock, neither fornicating, nor taking them is secret par | amour | s. And who soever rejecteth the faith, his work will surely |
| en/Islam/_Legacy/Teachings of Hafiz.txt 5 | ||
| ays," he says, "s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l' | amour | divin et Famour terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent d |
| s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'amour divin et F | amour | terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent difficile a demel |
| and loyalty should be forgot, Though the earth cover the en | amour | ed head, And in the dust wisdom and passion rot. My friends |
| st pour ca qu'il n'y a plus parmi les hommes ni science, ni | amour | ." Djemshid is supposed to have built Persepolis. There is a |
| t donne Paris sa grande ville, Et qu'il me fallut quitter L' | amour | de ma mie, Je dirais au roi Henri: Reprenez votre Paris, J' |
| en/Islam/Quran - Yusuf Ali.txt 5 | ||
| asonable: They should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par | amour | s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame, |
| Mary is held up as an example, behold, thy people raise a cl | amour | thereat (in ridicule)! 43:58 And they say, "Are our gods be |
| Day? # Sura 101: Al-Qari'ah 101:1 The (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | : 101:2 What is the (Day) of Noise and Clamour? 101:3 And wh |
| f Noise and Clamour: 101:2 What is the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | ? 101:3 And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Nois |
| And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | is? 101:4 (It is) a Day whereon men will be like moths scat |
| en/Islam/Quran - Pickthall.txt 1 | ||
| arer, Knower. 7:201 Lo! those who ward off (evil), when a gl | amour | from the devil troubleth them, they do but remember (Allah' |
| en/Judaism/Mishnah Sanhedrin.txt 4 | ||
| re she guilty, she would be executed by burning. And her par | amour | is also executed via strangulation as in any case where a m |
| re she guilty, she would be executed by burning. And her par | amour | is also executed by strangulation, as in any case where one |
| sses who testified that the daughter of a priest and her par | amour | committed adultery. In that case, although the priest’s dau |
| ve her executed are executed by strangulation, as is the par | amour | whom they also conspired to have executed. |
| en/Islam/7. al-Araf- The Elevated Places.txt 1 | ||
| Hearer, Knower. 201 Lo! those who ward off (evil), when a gl | amour | from the devil troubleth them, they do but remember (Allah' |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Reconciling the Other- The Baha'i Faith in America as a Successful Synthesis of Christianity and Islam.txt 1 | ||
| . He says, for example: Among the new religious movements cl | amour | ing for attention in the modern West, Bahá'ísm (the Bahá'í f |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Baha'i Hermeneutics- An Academic and Primary Source Inquiry.txt 3 | ||
| f 'Iraq above the day-spring of eternal holiness. 27 They cl | amour | for guidance, although the standards of Him Who guideth all |
| e valley of self and desire with the spirit of faith; and cl | amour | ed saying: "Cause our fathers to speed out of their sepulchr |
| e. Gracious God! how strange the way of this people! They cl | amour | for guidance, although the standards of Him Who guideth all |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 16.txt 1 | ||
| is dark wave resounded, roaring loud, So that the ear its cl | amour | soon had stunn'd. [6: He compares the fall of Phlegethon to |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 9.txt 1 | ||
| tore; themselves Smote with their palms, and such thrill cl | amour | raised, That to the bard I clung, suspicion - bound. "Haste |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Purgatory Canto 29.txt 1 | ||
| sight, preceded by music, appears in view. Singing, as if en | amour | 'd, she resumed And closed the song, with "Blessed they[1] w |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 23.txt 1 | ||
| - sparing pilot. "Why doth my face," said Beatrice, "thus En | amour | thee, as that thou dost not turn Unto the beautiful garden, |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Purgatory Canto 26.txt 1 | ||
| despatch Of the first onward step, from either tribe Loud cl | amour | rises: those, who newly come, Shout "Sodom and Gomorrah!" t |
| en/Islam/The Quran (E.H. Palmer tr)/Sura 5 - The Table.txt 1 | ||
| ire, living chastely and not fornicating, and not taking par | amour | s. But whoso disbelieves in the faith, of a truth his work i |
| en/Islam/The Quran (E.H. Palmer tr)/Sura 4 - Women.txt 1 | ||
| y being chaste and not fornicating, and not receivers of par | amour | s. But when they are married, if they commit fornication, th |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 29.txt 1 | ||
| e brothers of St. Anthony supported themselves and their par | amour | s. From behind the swine of St. Anthony, our Poet levels a b |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 7.txt 1 | ||
| ut this our life the Eternal Good inspires Immediate, and en | amour | s of itself; So that our wishes rest for ever here. "And hen |
| en/Judaism/Mishnah Sotah.txt 7 | ||
| e to her own actions of entering into seclusion with the par | amour | . And the fact that they do not drink the bitter water is as |
| lity, so too, the water evaluates his, i.e., her alleged par | amour | ’s, involvement in the sin, as it is stated: “And the water |
| the phrase “and…shall enter” that both the woman and her par | amour | are evaluated by the water. Furthermore, prior to her drink |
| forbidden to her husband, so too is she forbidden to her par | amour | , because in contrast to the verse stating: “Is defiled [nit |
| indicates another prohibition, that of the woman to her par | amour | . This is the statement of Rabbi Akiva. Rabbi Yehoshua said: |
| m the superfluous vav that the woman is forbidden to her par | amour | . Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi says an alternate source: The two time |
| n to her husband and one is that she is forbidden to her par | amour | . 5:2 On that same day that Rabbi Elazar ben Azarya was appo |
| en/Judaism/Jeremiah.txt 3 | ||
| ave broken faith with Me, as a woman breaks faith with a par | amour | , O House of Israel—declares GOD. 3:21 Hark! On the bare hei |
| th. 16:5 For thus said GOD:Do not enter a house of mourning, | amour | ning Lit. “religious gathering.” Do not go to lament and to |
| your shepherdsjshepherds Change of vocalization yields “par | amour | s.” shall be devoured by the wind,And your lovers shall go i |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 18.txt 1 | ||
| is this, the harlot, whose false lip Answer'd her doting par | amour | that ask'd, 'Thankest me much!' - 'Say rather, wondrously,' |
| en/Islam/Quran - Ahmed Ali.txt 5 | ||
| ceived it, then remember, God is severe in revenge. 2:212 En | amour | ed are the unbelievers of the life of this world, and scoff |
| e will. In this is a lesson for those who have eyes. 3:14 En | amour | ed are the people of the lust of (earthly) pleasures, of wom |
| king) wedlock, and not lechery, nor secretly looking for par | amour | s. But if they are married and guilty of adultery, inflict o |
| :79 Then he came before his people in all pomp; and those en | amour | ed of this world, said: "Ah would that we had what Qarun has |
| ne who stands on a clear proof from his Lord, be like one en | amour | ed of his evil deeds and follows his inane desires? 47:15 Th |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 32.txt 1 | ||
| t Angel is, that with such glee Beholds our Queen, and so en | amour | 'd glows Of her high beauty, that all fire he seems." So I a |
| en/Islam/The Quran (Yusuf Ali tr)/Surah 4.txt 1 | ||
| asonable: they should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par | amour | s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame, |
| en/Islam/Quran - Qarai.txt 4 | ||
| are chaste women, not licentious ones or those who take par | amour | s. But should they commit an indecent act on marrying, there |
| em their dowries, in wedlock, not in license, nor taking par | amour | s. Should anyone renounce his faith, his work shall fail and |
| ses said, ‘Our Lord! You have given Pharaoh and his elite gl | amour | and wealth in the life of this world, our Lord, that they m |
| w that the life of this world is mere diversion and play, gl | amour | and mutual vainglory among you and rivalry for wealth and c |
| en/Christianity/Ascent of Mount Carmel.txt 2 | ||
| , affliction and captivity. 6. Wherefore the soul that is en | amour | ed of prelacy,[99] or of any other such office, and longs fo |
| simple and pure Wisdom, which is the Son of God. For the en | amour | ed soul finds that that which is natural has failed it, and |
| en/Islam/Quran - Shakir.txt 3 | ||
| ustly, they being chaste, not fornicating, nor receiving par | amour | s; and when they are taken in marriage, then if they are gui |
| (them) in marriage, not fornicating nor taking them for par | amour | s in secret; and whoever denies faith, his work indeed is of |
| (them) in marriage, not fornicating nor taking them for par | amour | s in secret; and whoever denies faith, his work indeed is of |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/_Legacy/Masnavi Index.txt 3 | ||
| l, My sad heart is a lively sacrifice to my Beloved. I am en | amour | ed of my own grief and pain, For it makes me well-pleasing t |
| of my eclipse, 4 They beat their brass dishes and raise a cl | amour | , And make my moon ashamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe i |
| hamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe is me! The people's cl | amour | Confounds my boast, 'I am Lord Supreme!' 5 Moses and I are |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 1.txt 3 | ||
| l, My sad heart is a lively sacrifice to my Beloved. I am en | amour | ed of my own grief and pain, For it makes me well-pleasing t |
| of my eclipse, 4 They beat their brass dishes and raise a cl | amour | , And make my moon ashamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe i |
| hamed thereby, I, who am Pharaoh, woe is me! The people's cl | amour | Confounds my boast, 'I am Lord Supreme!' 5 Moses and I are |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 4.txt 8 | ||
| his faithless wife. This wife was one day entertaining a par | amour | , when she was surprised by the sudden return of her husband |
| he spur of the moment she threw a woman's dress over her par | amour | and presented him to her husband as a rich lady who had com |
| Once that noble Ibrahim, as he sat on his throne, Heard a cl | amour | and noise of cries on the roof, Also heavy footsteps on the |
| the judgment-day will enlighten his eyes And destroy the gl | amour | of thy fascinations. Behold them that have regard to the ul |
| erior attractions of his wife, and he renounced his ugly par | amour | and fell in love with his wife. This is a parable, the true |
| his is a parable, the true wife being the Deity, the old par | amour | the world, and the physicians the prophets and saints. Anot |
| r. This woman, desiring to carry on an intrigue with her par | amour | , climbed up a pear-tree to gather the fruit, and when she h |
| r request, ascended the tree, and she at once called her par | amour | , and began to amuse herself with him. Her husband saw her f |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 3.txt 1 | ||
| le, but its soul is hidden. O reviling dog! thou makest a cl | amour | , Thou makest thy abuse of the Koran thy destruction. 12 Thi |
| en/Islam/Islamic Miscellaneous/Islam- Her Moral and Spiritual Value.txt 6 | ||
| milder effulgence of the moon by night throws its silvery gl | amour | over all his senses. The lesser and more distant splendour |
| I could but answer that it is indefinable; all the same a gl | amour | that, like the force of gravity, is irresistible. Free and |
| r the magic spell of its wondrous influence. But even the gl | amour | of the moon is out-glamoured by the darkness of the night u |
| ndrous influence. But even the glamour of the moon is out-gl | amour | ed by the darkness of the night under whose funereal pall ev |
| ze of the burning sun, under the cooler and more clinging gl | amour | of the mellow moon, under the dimmer gloom and mystery of d |
| as the fiery splendour of the sun surpasses the cold pale gl | amour | of the moon--which is but a shadow, a pale reflection of th |
| en/Islam/Islamic Miscellaneous/Teachings of Hafiz (G. L. Bell tr).txt 5 | ||
| ays," he says, "s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l' | amour | divin et Famour terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent d |
| s'est developpee une vaste litterature ou l'amour divin et F | amour | terrestre se croisent d'une facon souvent difficile a demel |
| and loyalty should be forgot, Though the earth cover the en | amour | ed head, And in the dust wisdom and passion rot. My friends |
| st pour ca qu'il n'y a plus parmi les hommes ni science, ni | amour | ." Djemshid is supposed to have built Persepolis. There is a |
| t donne Paris sa grande ville, Et qu'il me fallut quitter L' | amour | de ma mie, Je dirais au roi Henri: Reprenez votre Paris, J' |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/Logos, Mythos and Kerygma- The Logic of Reconciliation and the Occultation of the Promised Qa'im in Babi-Baha'i Scripture.txt 1 | ||
| ds of Spanish writer Fernando Savater, of those "for whom cl | amour | ing equally against everything — against slavery and against |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (unpublished)/The German Baha'i Community under National Socialism- A Historical Perspective With Notes, Postscript, and Photographs.txt 1 | ||
| Khánum written by Violette Nakhjavání19, “…she became so en | amour | ed of Germany during this time that she asked Shoghi Effendi |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Covenant of Baha'u'llah.txt 8 | ||
| f God in this day, by submitting to His Will and becoming en | amour | ed of Him, the soul becomes a fertile instrument and a worth |
| 4] from Isfahan. These Tablets captivated me and I became en | amour | ed of the utterances of Baha'u'llah. [1 Mirza Yahya.] [2 Shi |
| sured that the birds of darkness were on the move and the cl | amour | of the foreboders of evil would be heard soon. I felt certa |
| nducted heated arguments and yet throughout the noise and cl | amour | they created, the Master's Pen kept on moving on His Tablet |
| o abasement. In response he at first made a great deal of cl | amour | and noise within the community, which agitated the minds of |
| the peoples and kindreds of the earth. Ere long shall the cl | amour | of the multitude throughout Africa, throughout America, the |
| ld. In the Heroic Age of the Faith, the believers were so en | amour | ed of Baha'u'llah that they hardly paid any attention to any |
| At the close of Abdu'l-Baha's Ministry, the Baha'is were en | amour | ed of Baha'u'llah, but at the same time, many had their own |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Revelation of Baha'u'llah v 4.txt 4 | ||
| prejudice provoked by the Imam and his partner, they were cl | amour | ing for the death of their benefactors. Even the executioner |
| (9) Today a great many among the peoples of the world are cl | amour | ing for peace. The fear of large-scale destruction and annih |
| ives, their justice and fairness, that individuals may be en | amour | ed of their praiseworthy character and their virtuous attrib |
| ges. Then began a period of great opposition. The divines cl | amour | ed for his death, and he was sent to Tihran where he was imp |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Child of the Covenant.txt 8 | ||
| im, and by their howls of derision and abuse added to the cl | amour | which he had raised. Despite the growing tumult, the attend |
| very difficult to obtain food. Another soul who was truly en | amour | ed of Baha'u'llah was Darvish Sidq-'Ali. He begged Baha'u'll |
| the sacred blood (of Baha'u'llah) and then raised a great cl | amour | and tumult around him, attributing unto Baha'u'llah malevol |
| ssumed that the buds of darkness were on the move and the cl | amour | of the foreboders of evil would be heard soon. I felt certa |
| nducted heated arguments and yet throughout the noise and cl | amour | they created, the Master's pen kept on moving on His Tablet |
| s to enable a soul to draw near to Baha'u'llah and become en | amour | ed of Him. In a Tablet[213] Baha'u'llah discloses the pre-em |
| At the close of 'Abdu'l-Baha's ministry, the Baha'is were en | amour | ed of Baha'u'llah but at the same time many had their own cr |
| of Capital and Labour definitely recognized; in which the cl | amour | of religious fanaticism and strife will have been forever s |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Revelation of Baha'u'llah v 3.txt 5 | ||
| ities, were in a state of great agitation. The shouts and cl | amour | of the people could be heard on all sides. Baha'u'llah was |
| o be seated apart in a corner of a caravansaray. When the cl | amour | of the people rose high he hastened into the street, and, b |
| ppen that could cause disturbance and dissension or raise cl | amour | among the heedless. Verily, His bounty hath surpassed the w |
| h husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
| y life. For He was, from a human point of view, extremely en | amour | ed of the beauty of nature. He loved oriental gardens with t |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Revelation of Baha'u'llah v 2.txt 9 | ||
| en a person attains the presence of Baha'u'llah, he is so en | amour | ed and carried away that in fact he becomes dumbfounded, awe |
| anding inside and several outside the room. They were all en | amour | ed of His peerless, imperishable and glorious Beauty. I saw |
| ed with wonder, they remained standing. Their hearts were en | amour | ed of His peerless and beauteous countenance. Baha'u'llah we |
| sh from Isfahan. These Tablets captivated me and I became en | amour | ed of the utterances of Baha'u'llah. [1 Mirza Yahya. (A.T.)] |
| odiment of steadfastness in the Cause of God. Neither the cl | amour | of the people, their insults and persecutions, nor the drea |
| t for his mother to come and make him recant. The divines cl | amour | ed for Ashraf's death. He was beaten so hard that blood flow |
| o that house, fully determined to seize and slay him. The cl | amour | of the people that had massed around his house compelled Va |
| turned into abasement. At first they made a great deal of cl | amour | and noise within the community. They agitated the minds of |
| econd pilgrimage to Akka, as on earlier ones, Haji was so en | amour | ed of the glory of Baha'u'llah that he was utterly unaware o |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Adib Taherzadeh/The Revelation of Baha'u'llah v 1.txt 3 | ||
| the peoples and kindreds of the earth. Ere long shall the cl | amour | of the multitude throughout Africa, throughout America, the |
| which had to do with self.(8) Another soul who was truly en | amour | ed of Baha'u'llah was Darvish Sidq-'Ali. He begged Baha'u'll |
| ord of Lords. Satisfied with the croaking of the crow and en | amour | ed with the visage of the raven, they have renounced the mel |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Word Bahá'- Quintessence of the Greatest Name of God.txt 1 | ||
| ran/ Paris: n.p., 1966. ---------. Le jasmin des Fidèles d ’ | amour | , Kitâb-e ‘Abhar al-’ashiqîn. Ed. Henry Corbin and Muhammad |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Apocalyptic Thinking and Process Thinking- A Baha'i Contribution to Religious Thought.txt 3 | ||
| initely recognized’ Lights of ‘Irfán Book Thirteen • ‘the cl | amour | of religious fanaticism and strife will have been forever s |
| dence of Capital and Labour definitely recognized’ • ‘the cl | amour | of religious fanaticism and strife will have been forever s |
| of Capital and Labour are largely already recognized; the cl | amour | of religious fanaticism and strife cannot be said to be sti |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Tales of Magnificent Heroism- The Impact of the Bab and His Followers on Writers and Artists.txt 1 | ||
| the episode of the Báb was published in France 1891. In Un | Amour | au Pays de Mages, A. de Saint-Quentin—a French consular off |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Reflections on the Spiritual Dynamics of the Baha'i Faith.txt 1 | ||
| i composent l’univers. L’acquisition de vertus telles que l’ | amour | de l’ordre, la modération, l’obéissance et l’humilité font |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Alain Locke and Cultural Pluralism.txt 1 | ||
| cke had an Episcopal upbringing. During his youth, he was en | amour | ed of Greek philosophy.29 Later he found, as Leonard Harris |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Les Valeurs economiques et les valeurs morales.txt 1 | ||
| it une certaine réciprocité fondée sur une nouvelle forme d’ | amour | (agape). Pour les premiers chrétiens, cette relation nouvel |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Some Reflections on the Concept of Law in the Baha'i Faith.txt 2 | ||
| Reflections naissance consciente et dans la dynamique de l’ | amour | et qui rejette toute préoccupa- on the Concept of tion rigi |
| ventionally and typically thought and dissension or raise cl | amour | about in many other contexts, in- among the heedless. (6) c |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Quddus and the Story of Joseph- A Typological Exploration.txt 1 | ||
| yers who seek that Divine Beauty, and among those who are en | amour | ed by the Mystic Beloved. The glory of God rest upon thee an |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Archeology of the Kingdom of God.txt 2 | ||
| latine, volume 64, columns 1337-1354 A. Mallet, Personne et | Amour | dans la Theologie trinitaire de St. Thomas d'Acquin, volume |
| aris, 1983. RÚZBIHÁN BÁQLÍ SHÍRÁZÍ -Le jasmin des Fidèles d' | amour | , edited and translated by H. Corbin, Bibliothèque Iranienne |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/A Hymn to Love (Sáqí, bi-dih ábí).txt 1 | ||
| s poem, as a few others, ends with a call to silence. The cl | amour | that rises “from the city of men and the world of brutes” c |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Memories of My Life- Translation of Mirza Habibu'llah Afnan's Khatirat-i-Hayat.txt 1 | ||
| o the Holy Land, with spirits brimming with affection and en | amour | ed with love for the Master, they returned to Egypt. Truly, |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Baha'i Movement, with Some Recollections of Meetings with Abdul Baha.txt 1 | ||
| e chief of the Ulemas became a Babi. Once more the clergy cl | amour | ed for the Bab’s life, and the Christian Governor, wishing t |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Babism.txt 1 | ||
| of the Mullás, who congratulate them on their prowess and cl | amour | loudly for the blood of the few remaining prisoners. The ro |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Missing Moral Dimension.txt 1 | ||
| g spirit of anti-authoritarianism that characterizes such cl | amour | s for freedom, while they may have had certain valid histori |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Knowledge and the Covenant of Baha'u'llah- Invited Commentary.txt 1 | ||
| of divine splendour, they rise in protest and burst into cl | amour | . But it is true to say that they object to that which they |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The New morality- An outline.txt 1 | ||
| ppen that could cause disturbance and dissension or raise cl | amour | among the heedless"(118) a clear warning against fanatica |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Mystic Cup- Essential Mystical Nature of the Baha'i Faith.txt 1 | ||
| trength which no force of human personality, whatever its gl | amour | , can replace; that its reliance is solely upon that mystic |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Preliminary Bibliography of works in French making mention of the Babi or Baha'i religions (19452000).txt 4 | ||
| graphique National, 1975. Tome 1, La Réunion. Marie-Thérése | Amour | ette, Cultes, p. 37. Tome 3, La Guadeloupe. Singaravelou & G |
| 3 août 1987. Gillespie a renoncé à la Maison Blanche pour l’ | amour | des Baha [sic], Le Figaro, Paris, 26 octobre 1971. Grande e |
| s Congrès, Le Méridional, 31 mars 1971. La Science devant l’ | Amour | , Écho de la Côte d’Azur, 10 avril 1965. La Science devant l |
| Écho de la Côte d’Azur, 10 avril 1965. La Science devant l’ | Amour | , Tribune de Genève, Genève, 10 novembre 1964. Selon le rite |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Family and Early Life of Tahirih Qurrat al-'Ayn.txt 1 | ||
| n a book of the Shaykh and started to read it. She became en | amour | ed of these teachings and had soon mastered their complexiti |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Bab in the World of Images.txt 1 | ||
| k-Qasim Mirza, Coste writes, ‘No Asian personality was as en | amour | ed by our European arts, customs, and temperaments [as him]. |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Balance hath been Appointed, The- Some Thoughts on the Publication of the Kitab-i-Aqdas.txt 1 | ||
| ing that could "cause disturbance and dissension or raise cl | amour | among the heedless" (Synopsis and Codification 4). Bahá'u'l |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/In Memoriam.txt 2 | ||
| erstood; you knew what He was saying, somehow. One was so en | amour | ed of His voice that one sort of felt what He was saying. It |
| und him by his literary talents and his scientific gifts. En | amour | ed of literature and passionately devoted to science, he cul |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Church and State in the Bahá'í Faith- An Epistemic Approach.txt 1 | ||
| ppen that could cause disturbance and dissension or raise cl | amour | among the heedless. Verily, His bounty hath surpassed the w |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Triple Exclusion of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization- Their Activities for Human Rights in Iran as a Voice in the Wilderness.txt 1 | ||
| condemned to death. Regardless of the world’s whining and cl | amour | , we won’t stop such executions. This has nothing to do with |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Crime and Punishment- Baha'i Perspectives for a Future Criminal Law.txt 1 | ||
| they will shun criminal acts«,122 that they will become »en | amour | ed with human perfections«123 and will »look upon the very c |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Mafia, Mob and Shiism in Iraq- The Rebellion of Ottoman Karbala 1824-1843.txt 1 | ||
| e bloody capture of Karbalawith grief and rage, then with cl | amour | for war. The leading jurisprudentof Isfahan, Sayyid Muhamma |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Reality magazine- Volume 5.txt 1 | ||
| ached the soul birth—^to those knowing full well that the gl | amour | of the meshes only become the noose of limitation,, the tal |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Chronicle of 'Abdu'l-Ahad Zanjani- Personal Reminiscences of the Insurrection at Zanjan.txt 4 | ||
| fused to consent to this. And so at last, with a thousand cl | amour | ings and demonstrations of enthusiasm, they brought him into |
| ger and gave assistance to 'Abdu'l-'Alí. So the cries and cl | amour | rose high, but several of the malignants who were not of th |
| he door of the Mosque, hearing this turmoil of strife and cl | amour | of war, came forth also from the Mosque, intending to go to |
| ription; and presently the men, informed by the cries and cl | amour | of the women, arose and came up, and took him out of the wo |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Role of Public Institutions in Ensuring Social Well-Being.txt 1 | ||
| ught with difficulties at every turn, with the individual cl | amour | ing for freedom, the institution demanding submission, and t |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Social Activism Among Some Early Twentieth-Century Baha'is.txt 1 | ||
| n the late 19th-century, these liberal pragmatists became en | amour | ed with the ‘social gospel,’ a Protestant movement that stre |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/In the Beginning was Metaphor- Henry Corbin and the Quran.txt 3 | ||
| familier des amants, and later as Vade-mecum des fidèles d’ | amour | ). The function, narratology, time, and place of Q7:172, are |
| Beauty, the closer we are to the Covenant of Love [pacte d’ | amour | ] (ʿahd-i ʿishq). (Baqli 1981: 34, trans. from Corbin’s Fren |
| n, Henry. 1956. Sympathie et théopathie chez “Les Fidèles d’ | amour | ” en Islam. In Eranos-Jahrbuch 1955: Der Mensch und die Symp |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Mystic Journey of the Soul.txt 1 | ||
| his journey. Once this grace is received the person is so en | amour | ed by the sense of the new dimension which is presented to h |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Rise of the Baha'i Community of 'Ishqabad.txt 1 | ||
| nessed Abu'l-Fadl and Mírzá 'Abdu'l-Karím-i- the deed and cl | amour | ed their approval. Tájir-i-Ardíbílí went to the home of the |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Abdu'l-Baha's Encounter with Modernity during His Western Travels.txt 1 | ||
| Tall Buildings In general, however, `Abdu’l-Bahá was not en | amour | ed of large crowded cities and their very tall buildings. Re |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Baha'u'llah's Four Tablets to Maryam.txt 3 | ||
| Gloria Yazdani Tablets to Maryam: Introduction And so -- en | amour | ed as the mad Qays – to the wilderness is set my gaze. One l |
| in Baghdad.9 This Tablet, like the other ones, speaks of cl | amour | s and afflictions in the path of the Beloved, however it see |
| descended on the darksome dust; and ailing hearts let out cl | amour | s of affliction. Wholesome waters were turned into blood, an |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Poetry and Transformation.txt 1 | ||
| rete is in motion. As soon as the a évolué au point que son | amour | de cet art molecules in the cement that bind it a fini par |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Some Notes on Fundamental Principles- Western Scholarship and the Religion of the Bab.txt 1 | ||
| ty. 7 Refer The Dawn-Breakers, p. 100f. and hold back the cl | amour | of the ‘ulamá’! He acted as a wise and loving spiritual phy |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Baha'is in Post-revolution Iran- Perspectives of the Ulema.txt 2 | ||
| avoid any dealings or association with the Baha’i members (M | amour | i, 2013). In another undated fatwa, Khamenei condemned the “ |
| enty years of repression. Social Research, 67(2), 537–558. M | amour | i, A. (2013, August). Khamenei’s controversial fatwas. Al-Mo |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Dedication of the Baha'i House of Worship in Sydney.txt 1 | ||
| int where television cameras and newspaper reporters were cl | amour | ing to record Dedication of the Bahá’í House of Worship in S |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Tahirih- A Religious Paradigm of Womanhood.txt 1 | ||
| l portion of it: In the path of your love, O Idol,16 I am en | amour | ed with torment How long will you ignore me, I am grief-stri |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Re-florescence of Historical Romance in Nabil.txt 1 | ||
| not the threats of the wicked, neither be dismayed by the cl | amour | of the ungodly.” Then he continued saying that no power on |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Baha'is of Baltimore, 1898-1990.txt 1 | ||
| elievers were a closely knit group, like a family, still “en | amour | ed with ‘Abdu’l-Baha—thrilled with having met him. . . . The |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Building Creative Communities- Approaching the arts as social and economic development through professionalizing, training, and networking….txt 1 | ||
| nced of its significance beyond entertainment, beyond the gl | amour | , beyond escapism, beyond the celebration which lies at its |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Lawh-i-Maryam (Tablet to Maryam) Revealed by Baha'u'llah- A Provisional Translation and Commentary.txt 1 | ||
| y engrossed in spreading the sweet savours of God, and is en | amour | ed of the holy verses of the Kingdom of God — know ye for a |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Alain Locke- Baha'i Philosopher.txt 1 | ||
| had an Episcopal upbringing, and during his youth, he was en | amour | ed of Greek philosophy.[29] Later he found, as Leonard Harri |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Perception Into Faith- A Radical Discontinuity Within Unity.txt 1 | ||
| creatures, whom neither the blame of the blamer, nor the cl | amour | of the infidel, nor the estrangement of such as have withdr |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Unveiling the Huri of Love.txt 1 | ||
| el. L’unique objet de ce propos est de comprendre comment l’ | amour | du Créateur constitue la force motrice qui engendre et sout |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Persecutions of Babis in 1888-1891 at Isfahan and Yazd.txt 2 | ||
| s of music, accompanied by a great multitude shouting and cl | amour | ing. At the back of the Telegraph Office they tried to make |
| the Báb], the people loaded them with abuse, and raised a cl | amour | , crying, `These two men are Bábís and have entered our mosq |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Ancient Poems as Means of Revelation, in an Early Tablet by Baha'u'llah.txt 1 | ||
| o. 308]: Ravished is my heart by one like a singing girl, cl | amour | - exciter, False of promise, slayer by nature, and colour (o |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Wisdom and Dissimulation- The Use and Meaning of Hikmat in the Baha'i Writings and History.txt 1 | ||
| h, nor sanction the behaviour of the avowed believer that cl | amour | ously asserteth his allegiance to this Cause. Both should ob |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Promoting a Discourse on Science, Religion, and Development.txt 1 | ||
| the individual and the institutions of society — the one cl | amour | ing for ever greater freedom and the other demanding ever mo |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Baha'u'llah as fulfilment of the theophanic promise in the Sermons of Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib- Translation of al Tutunjiyya, Iftikhar and M….txt 1 | ||
| aught Me and I have learnt. So hearken and do not raise a cl | amour | . Were it not for My fear that you might say: “Ali has becom |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Story of the Bahai Movement.txt 1 | ||
| t their standard in the midst of the earth and men beeome en | amour | ed of one another i that the joys oj spirituality may 'preva |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Reality magazine- Volumes 3-4.txt 1 | ||
| nk of the living pool. The waters bubbled high! with love an | amour | ed, Earth knelt. The Branch of shining leaves hung low, Beca |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Framework for Action and the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement.txt 1 | ||
| g transformation in society. This pa- que l’importance d’un | amour | sincère pour per suggests that insights into the efficacy l |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Spiritual Cosmopolitanism, Transnational Migration, and the Baha'i Faith.txt 1 | ||
| Spiritual cosmopolitisme spirituel, dont les princi- pes d’ | amour | universel et d’harmonie se Cosmopolitanism, retrouvent dans |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/What Does Spirituality Look Like-.txt 1 | ||
| rn, with the individual while advances in psychology were cl | amour | ing for freedom, the in- also weaponized into techniques of |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Chinese Family Religion and World Religion.txt 1 | ||
| e husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Some Considerations Relating to the Inheritance Laws of the Kitab-i-Aqdas.txt 1 | ||
| erited are changed because Bahá'u'lláh says "We heard the cl | amour | of the children as yet unborn, We doubled their share and d |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Baha'i Tradition- The Return of Joseph and the Peaceable Imagination.txt 4 | ||
| ry Corbin’s designation of Twelver Shi’ism as a “religion d’ | amour | par excellence” ac- curately captures one arc of Shi’i piet |
| e à l’homme, et sous laquelle le Dieu caché devient objet d’ | amour | (cette Forme en étant le mahbübiya). Et c’est pourquoi tout |
| (cette Forme en étant le mahbübiya). Et c’est pourquoi tout | amour | de Dieu, du fait qu’il postule un Dieu qui soit objet d’amo |
| our de Dieu, du fait qu’il postule un Dieu qui soit objet d’ | amour | , est walâyat de l’Imâm.” 58. Mohammed Ali Amir-Moezzi, The |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Bahaism and Christianity- or, The Religion of 'The Splendour of God'.txt 1 | ||
| forth out of the travail for a League of Nations, and he cl | amour | ed in- of his spiritual strife ? Coming as the new faith sis |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Countenance of the Blessed Beauty in the Mirror of Mawlud Tablets.txt 1 | ||
| d in similar tone.20 Dost thou not witness, O Pen, what a cl | amour | the hypocrites have raised throughout the land, and what a |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Seeing Double- The Covenant and the Tablet of Ahmad.txt 1 | ||
| nastatique; première edition, 1966. Le Jasmin des Fidèles d' | amour | (Kitáb-e `Abhar al- `áshiqín), Traité de soufisme persan pu |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Lesser Peace and the Most Great Peace.txt 1 | ||
| at it is through the process of the Great Peace that the “cl | amour | of religious fanaticism” and “the flame of racial animosity |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/The Challenge of Change for the Chinese in Southeast Asia.txt 1 | ||
| d."8 It is these two visions, that many Chinese Bahá’í s, en | amour | ed by the love of Bahá'u’lláh, are working towards. It is th |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Articles (published)/Adventures in Biographical Research- John and William Cormick.txt 1 | ||
| of the multitude resounded on every side ... Such was the cl | amour | that a crier was ordered to warn the population of the dang |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Archive Textbase/_Legacy/Dawn-Breakers..txt 31 | ||
| sity of the ignorant and envious. "For forty years," they cl | amour | ed, "we have suffered the pretentious teachings of Shaykh Ah |
| e of the best tenets of orthodox Islam." The louder their cl | amour | and protestations, the firmer grew the determination of Siy |
| e heedless and [79] ignorant around Him thought Him to be en | amour | ed with the sun itself.30 I have heard Haji Siyyid Javad-i-K |
| ught him. That dervish, whose name was Mustafa, became so en | amour | ed with the teachings which had been instilled into his mind |
| were greatly revered for their pious orthodoxy, raised a cl | amour | , loudly protesting: "Woe betide us, the guardians and prote |
| testations of these divines, and arose to reinforce their cl | amour | . The whole city had been aroused, and public order was, as |
| e. Still another was Mirza Aqay-i-Rikab-Saz. He became so en | amour | ed of the Bab on that day that no persecution, however sever |
| ourse with the Bab. "He again has come to our city," they cl | amour | ed; "he again has raised the standard of revolt, and is, tog |
| superiority over his adversaries and would silence their cl | amour | . Although in their hearts they dissented from his views and |
| rom the pulpit," rose the voice of Siyyid Husayn amid the cl | amour | and tumult of the people, as he motioned to Mulla Sadiq to |
| ath to the house, a multitude of people were seen eagerly cl | amour | ing for the water which He had used for His ablutions. His f |
| -Jum'ih himself had, from the very first night, become so en | amour | ed with Him who was the object of such devotion, that, assum |
| o kiss reverently the dust of His footsteps. Such was the cl | amour | which His arrival had raised that a crier was ordered to wa |
| ulation, which had been sedulously instigated beforehand, cl | amour | ed for their immediate execution. A band of shameless scound |
| of his conviction. An increasing number of people became en | amour | ed of the charm of his personality and willingly acknowledge |
| their enthusiasm?'" The voice of Mulla Husayn drowned the cl | amour | of the multitude. The inhabitants of Barfurush surrendered |
| with a seething mass of opponents, was now deserted. The cl | amour | of the multitude was stilled. Bestrewn with the bodies of t |
| im, and by their howls of derision and abuse added to the cl | amour | which he had raised. Despite the growing tumult, the attend |
| on and love.' "One night we were suddenly awakened by the cl | amour | of the people who had gathered outside the gate of the hous |
| not the threats of the wicked, neither be dismayed by the cl | amour | of the ungodly. Each one of you has his appointed hour, and |
| gh Mandalij, a shaykh of considerable influence became so en | amour | ed of him that he renounced all that he had formerly cherish |
| o that house, fully determined to seize and slay him. The cl | amour | of the people that had massed around his house compelled Va |
| a handsome reward in return for this service. Clad in their | amour | , with helmets on their heads, and followed by a band of ruf |
| soon as the enemy had discovered the purpose of that loud cl | amour | , they returned to their posts, reassured, though greatly hu |
| f drums, in the direction of the fort. Undaunted by their cl | amour | , the companions of Hujjat raised simultaneously the cry of |
| d hardships of a long-protracted siege. How often did the cl | amour | of an advancing foe drown the acclamations of joy with whic |
| s it that you have allowed yourself to be swayed by their cl | amour | ? You should have been satisfied with preventing the party f |
| dign punishment. Measures of unprecedented severity, they cl | amour | ed, should be undertaken to stem the tide that was engulfing |
| ng and old, had fallen, I would deliberately ignore their cl | amour | and quietly steal away to My home. One day I happened to be |
| h's mother. Day and night she persisted in her vindictive cl | amour | , demanding the execution of Baha'u'llah, whom she still reg |
| served to abate the wrath with which an enraged populace cl | amour | ed for the immediate punishment of so daring an attempt. The |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Archive Textbase/Bahiyyih Khanum.txt 5 | ||
| Most High, upon me and upon those others on earth who are en | amour | ed of her well-beloved name. O thou Scion of Baha! I weep ov |
| tual nature, her unceasing care for them and tender ways; en | amour | ed of her great indulgence toward them, and how she favoured |
| ed the chalice of His Testament and held it high. You are en | amour | ed of that world-adorning Face, your hearts are tightly boun |
| Even the Concourse on High moaned and lamented, and their cl | amour | rose to the highest Heaven, and the weeping denizens of the |
| or having singled you out for this great bounty. For this cl | amour | and uproar, the blows, the abuse, the taunts, the curses, w |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Archive Textbase/Dawn-Breakers.txt 31 | ||
| sity of the ignorant and envious. "For forty years," they cl | amour | ed, "we have suffered the pretentious teachings of Shaykh Ah |
| e of the best tenets of orthodox Islam." The louder their cl | amour | and protestations, the firmer grew the determination of Siy |
| n Breakers, Page 79 ignorant around Him thought Him to be en | amour | ed with the sun itself.+F1 I have heard Haji Siyyid Javad-i- |
| ught him. That dervish, whose name was Mustafa, became so en | amour | ed with the teachings which had been instilled into his mind |
| were greatly revered for their pious orthodoxy, raised a cl | amour | , loudly protesting: "Woe betide us, the guardians and prote |
| testations of these divines, and arose to reinforce their cl | amour | . The whole city had been aroused, and public order was, as |
| e. Still another was Mirza Aqay-i-Rikab-Saz. He became so en | amour | ed of the Bab on that day that no persecution, however sever |
| ourse with the Bab. "He again has come to our city," they cl | amour | ed; "he again has raised the standard of revolt, and is, tog |
| superiority over his adversaries and would silence their cl | amour | . Although in their hearts they dissented from his views and |
| rom the pulpit," rose the voice of Siyyid Husayn amid the cl | amour | and tumult of the people, as he motioned to Mulla Sadiq to |
| ath to the house, a multitude of people were seen eagerly cl | amour | ing for the water which He had used for His ablutions. His f |
| -Jum'ih himself had, from the very first night, become so en | amour | ed with Him who was the object of such devotion, that, assum |
| o kiss reverently the dust of His footsteps. Such was the cl | amour | which His arrival had raised that a crier was ordered to wa |
| ulation, which had been sedulously instigated beforehand, cl | amour | ed for their immediate execution. A band of shameless scound |
| of his conviction. An increasing number of people became en | amour | ed of the charm of his personality and willingly acknowledge |
| their enthusiasm?'" The voice of Mulla Husayn drowned the cl | amour | of the multitude. The inhabitants of Barfurush surrendered |
| with a seething mass of opponents, was now deserted. The cl | amour | of the multitude was stilled. Bestrewn with the bodies of t |
| im, and by their howls of derision and abuse added to the cl | amour | which he had raised. Despite the growing tumult, the attend |
| on and love.' "One night we were suddenly awakened by the cl | amour | of the people who had gathered outside the gate of the hous |
| not the threats of the wicked, neither be dismayed by the cl | amour | of the ungodly. Each one of you has his appointed hour, and |
| gh Mandalij, a shaykh of considerable influence became so en | amour | ed of him that he renounced all that he had formerly cherish |
| o that house, fully determined to seize and slay him. The cl | amour | of the people that had massed around his house compelled Va |
| a handsome reward in return for this service. Clad in their | amour | , with helmets on their heads, and followed by a band of ruf |
| soon as the enemy had discovered the purpose of that loud cl | amour | , they returned to their posts, reassured, though greatly hu |
| f drums, in the direction of the fort. Undaunted by their cl | amour | , the companions of Hujjat raised simultaneously the cry of |
| d hardships of a long-protracted siege. How often did the cl | amour | of an advancing foe drown the acclamations of joy with whic |
| s it that you have allowed yourself to be swayed by their cl | amour | ? You should have been satisfied with preventing the party f |
| dign punishment. Measures of unprecedented severity, they cl | amour | ed, should be undertaken to stem the tide that was engulfing |
| ng and old, had fallen, I would deliberately ignore their cl | amour | and quietly steal away to My home. One day I happened to be |
| h's mother. Day and night she persisted in her vindictive cl | amour | , demanding the execution of Baha'u'llah, whom she still reg |
| served to abate the wrath with which an enraged populace cl | amour | ed for the immediate punishment of so daring an attempt. The |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/2 - Bahá'í Studies/Archive Textbase/Promise of World Peace..txt 1 | ||
| of capital and labour definitely recognized; in which the cl | amour | of religious fanaticism and strife will have been forever s |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/Additional Tablets, Extracts and Talks.txt 3 | ||
| the Holy Shrine are reviving the senses, stirring up the en | amour | ed souls, bestowing new life, nourishing the spirit, conferr |
| riends of ‘Abdu’l‑Bahá! The tumult of the nations and the cl | amour | of their peoples are certain and inevitable in the Day of t |
| ief, thou art well out of it, and free from all this grim cl | amour | and commotion. Although, inevitably, there are disturbances |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/Qur'an.txt 5 | ||
| asonable: They should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par | amour | s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame, |
| Mary is held up as an example, behold, thy people raise a cl | amour | thereat (in ridicule)! 043.058 And they say, "Are our gods |
| DISASTER, CHAPTER NO. 101 101.001 The (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | : 101.002 What is the (Day) of Noise and Clamour? 101.003 An |
| Noise and Clamour: 101.002 What is the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | ? 101.003 And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of No |
| And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | is? 101.004 (It is) a Day whereon men will be like moths sc |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/Twelve Table Talks Given by 'Abdu'l-Baha in 'Akka.txt 1 | ||
| d—no one listened. To the contrary, Ḥájí Mullá Taqí’s son cl | amour | ed before the ministers of the government for the death of a |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/_Legacy/Qur'an..txt 5 | ||
| asonable: They should be chaste, not lustful, nor taking par | amour | s: when they are taken in wedlock, if they fall into shame, |
| Mary is held up as an example, behold, thy people raise a cl | amour | thereat (in ridicule)! 043.058 And they say, "Are our gods |
| DISASTER, CHAPTER NO. 101 101.001 The (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | : 101.002 What is the (Day) of Noise and Clamour? 101.003 An |
| Noise and Clamour: 101.002 What is the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | ? 101.003 And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of No |
| And what will explain to thee what the (Day) of Noise and Cl | amour | is? 101.004 (It is) a Day whereon men will be like moths sc |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/Some Answered Questions.txt 2 | ||
| e sign of Gemini. 12 But the foolish and the ignorant are en | amour | ed with the zodiacal signs and enraptured with the dawning p |
| er lamp it may shine; and like a nightingale, one must be en | amour | ed of the rose, in whatever bower it may bloom. 14 Were the |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Custodians/Light of the World- Selected Tablets of 'Abdu'l-Baha.txt 8 | ||
| the Beauty of the Lord. Yet ye foolish ones are raising a cl | amour | on every side. One saith, ‘Where is the advent of Him Whom |
| Give him my warmest love, and tell him on my behalf: “The cl | amour | and tumult raised by that furtive man is of less significan |
| rch of it. 6 And yet, some thoughtless individuals loudly cl | amour | that the darkest of nights hath arrived and the deepest glo |
| to violate the Covenant and Testament. This is that same cl | amour | which the Beloved of the worlds hath foretold in all His Ta |
| ivines and set forth clear and manifest proofs. Hence the cl | amour | of the clergy rose high, and they assailed him with grievou |
| yers who seek that Divine Beauty, and among those who are en | amour | ed by the Mystic Beloved. The glory of God rest upon thee an |
| ort, the point is that these disciples, who raised such a cl | amour | in Ṭihrán and were so confident in his promises, should hav |
| eek holy ecstasy in the same tavern. Ye are, one and all, en | amour | ed by the countenance of the same Beloved and are captivated |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/Tablets of Abdul-Baha vii.txt 1 | ||
| himself, become a wanderer (in the Abode of the Beloved) en | amour | ed with His Tresses. He must consign to oblivion the body an |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/Will and Testament of 'Abdu'l-Bahá.txt 1 | ||
| the sacred blood (of Bahá’u’lláh) and then raised a great cl | amour | and tumult around him, attributing unto Bahá’u’lláh malevol |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/FIRE AND LIGHT (alt-edition 2).txt 3 | ||
| ng the path of truth by the clash of arms and the furious cl | amour | of battalions. They have raised their triumphal cry amidst |
| eople of tyranny and enmity must needs be preceded by the cl | amour | and agitation of the masses. The realization of glory, of t |
| fy and strengthen the body of the Cause of God, while the cl | amour | of the prattler, the uproar of the deceitful, the tumult of |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/_Legacy/Tablets of Abdul-Baha v2.txt 1 | ||
| himself, become a wanderer (in the Abode of the Beloved) en | amour | ed with His Tresses. He must consign to oblivion the body an |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/_Legacy/Selections from Writings Abdul-Baha (1998).html 14 | ||
| d keep thine eyes fixed upon the exalted Kingdom; be thou en | amour | ed of the Abha Beauty; stand thou firm in the Covenant; year |
| bed of flowers, may sweet scents be shed. 17.4 Raise ye a cl | amour | like unto a roaring sea; like a prodigal cloud, rain down t |
| ve risen upward to the refreshing skies of love; they are en | amour | ed of Thy nature, and they worship Thy beauty. Unto Thee hav |
| y engrossed in spreading the sweet savours of God, and is en | amour | ed of the holy verses of the Kingdom of God—know ye for a ce |
| t high noon. 38.5 As to you, O ye other handmaids who are en | amour | ed of the heavenly fragrances, arrange ye holy gatherings, a |
| h husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
| d in itself the harshest of punishments. They will become en | amour | ed of human perfections, and will consecrate their lives to |
| hey may become spiritual beings, dwellers in the Kingdom, en | amour | ed of the sweet breaths of holiness, and may receive an educ |
| is glory and of his salvation. 198. 198.1 O thou who art en | amour | ed of the breaths of God! I have read thy letter, which crie |
| splendours, souls that are sustained by the Holy Spirit, en | amour | ed of the Lord, detached from all save Him, holy above the c |
| l humankind, comfort and peace. 203. 203.1 O thou who art en | amour | ed of the Covenant! The Blessed Beauty hath promised this se |
| l? Ye must shine forth like the lightning, and raise up a cl | amour | ing like unto the great sea. Like a candle must ye shed your |
| ntation. 227.27 Similarly, with regard to the peoples who cl | amour | for freedom: the moderate freedom which guarantees the welf |
| t ocean hath been stirred in their hearts! Then will they cl | amour | and exclaim: Happy are we; let all the world rejoice! 230. |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/_Legacy/Selections from the Writings of Abdul-Baha (1978).html 14 | ||
| d keep thine eyes fixed upon the exalted Kingdom; be thou en | amour | ed of the Abhá Beauty; stand thou firm in the Covenant; year |
| bed of flowers, may sweet scents be shed. 17.4 Raise ye a cl | amour | like unto a roaring sea; like a prodigal cloud, rain down t |
| ve risen upward to the refreshing skies of love; they are en | amour | ed of Thy nature, and they worship Thy beauty. Unto Thee hav |
| y engrossed in spreading the sweet savours of God, and is en | amour | ed of the holy verses of the Kingdom of God--know ye for a c |
| t high noon. 38.5 As to you, O ye other handmaids who are en | amour | ed of the heavenly fragrances, arrange ye holy gatherings, a |
| h husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
| d in itself the harshest of punishments. They will become en | amour | ed of human perfections, and will consecrate their lives to |
| hey may become spiritual beings, dwellers in the Kingdom, en | amour | ed of the sweet breaths of holiness, and may receive an educ |
| y and of his salvation. [240] 198.1 198. O thou who art en | amour | ed of the breaths of God! I have read thy letter, which crie |
| splendours, souls that are sustained by the Holy Spirit, en | amour | ed of the Lord, detached from all save Him, holy above the c |
| humankind, comfort and peace. 203.1 203. O thou who art en | amour | ed of the Covenant! The Blessed Beauty hath promised this se |
| l? Ye must shine forth like the lightning, and raise up a cl | amour | ing like unto the great sea. Like a candle must ye shed your |
| ntation. 227.27 Similarly, with regard to the peoples who cl | amour | for freedom: the moderate freedom which guarantees the welf |
| t ocean hath been stirred in their hearts! Then will they cl | amour | and exclaim: Happy are we; let all the world rejoice! 230 |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/_Legacy/Selections Abdu'l-Baha.txt 14 | ||
| d keep thine eyes fixed upon the exalted Kingdom; be thou en | amour | ed of the Abha Beauty; stand thou firm in the Covenant; year |
| bed of flowers, may sweet scents be shed. 17.4 Raise ye a cl | amour | like unto a roaring sea; like a prodigal cloud, rain down t |
| ve risen upward to the refreshing skies of love; they are en | amour | ed of Thy nature, and they worship Thy beauty. Unto Thee hav |
| y engrossed in spreading the sweet savours of God, and is en | amour | ed of the holy verses of the Kingdom of God--know ye for a c |
| t high noon. 38.5 As to you, O ye other handmaids who are en | amour | ed of the heavenly fragrances, arrange ye holy gatherings, a |
| h husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
| d in itself the harshest of punishments. They will become en | amour | ed of human perfections, and will consecrate their lives to |
| hey may become spiritual beings, dwellers in the Kingdom, en | amour | ed of the sweet breaths of holiness, and may receive an educ |
| he Writings of Abdu'l-Baha, page 240 198.1 O thou who art en | amour | ed of the breaths of God! I have read thy letter, which crie |
| splendours, souls that are sustained by the Holy Spirit, en | amour | ed of the Lord, detached from all save Him, holy above the c |
| or all humankind, comfort and peace. 203.1 O thou who art en | amour | ed of the Covenant! The Blessed Beauty hath promised this se |
| l? Ye must shine forth like the lightning, and raise up a cl | amour | ing like unto the great sea. Like a candle must ye shed your |
| ntation. 227.27 Similarly, with regard to the peoples who cl | amour | for freedom: the moderate freedom which guarantees the welf |
| t ocean hath been stirred in their hearts! Then will they cl | amour | and exclaim: Happy are we; let all the world rejoice! 230.1 |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/Some Answered Questions.txt 2 | ||
| e sign of Gemini. 13 But the foolish and the ignorant are en | amour | ed with the zodiacal signs and enraptured with the dawning p |
| er lamp it may shine; and like a nightingale, one must be en | amour | ed of the rose, in whatever bower it may bloom. 15 Were the |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/Light of the World.txt 8 | ||
| the Beauty of the Lord. Yet ye foolish ones are raising a cl | amour | on every side. One saith, ‘Where is the advent of Him Whom |
| Give him my warmest love, and tell him on my behalf: “The cl | amour | and tumult raised by that furtive man is of less significan |
| rch of it. 6 And yet, some thoughtless individuals loudly cl | amour | that the darkest of nights hath arrived and the deepest glo |
| to violate the Covenant and Testament. This is that same cl | amour | which the Beloved of the worlds hath foretold in all His Ta |
| ivines and set forth clear and manifest proofs. Hence the cl | amour | of the clergy rose high, and they assailed him with grievou |
| yers who seek that Divine Beauty, and among those who are en | amour | ed by the Mystic Beloved. The glory of God rest upon thee an |
| ort, the point is that these disciples, who raised such a cl | amour | in Ṭihrán and were so confident in his promises, should hav |
| eek holy ecstasy in the same tavern. Ye are, one and all, en | amour | ed by the countenance of the same Beloved and are captivated |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/'Abdu'l-Bahá/-pi-.txt 2 | ||
| o the darkness'. These two survive today, except that the gl | amour | has gone from some, and others, like the Phoenician dead, a |
| away; and the Letters of Affirmation saw their joyous and cl | amour | ing blood flow down for Him. He has come, many a time, and w |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Shoghi Effendi/Europe.txt 1 | ||
| aces, religions, sects and classes were fascinated by and en | amour | ed of that manifest sign, that safe haven, that entrancing T |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Shoghi Effendi/The Light of Divine Guidance.txt 1 | ||
| ous, so momentous and historic a task. Unperturbed by the cl | amour | of inveterate, powerful and malicious adversaries in the la |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Shoghi Effendi/God Passes By.txt 3 | ||
| hings of the Bab, "et c'est aussi une admirable preuve de l' | amour | que notre heros portait a ses concitoyens. Il s'est sacrifi |
| vie l'annonce du regne de la concorde, de l'equite et de l' | amour | du prochain." "Un fait etrange, unique dans les annales de |
| wn to the humblest neophyte, so --God Passes By, Page 122 en | amour | ed of, and carried away by their love for Baha'u'llah, and s |
| en/Bahá'í Faith/1 - Primary Sources/Shoghi Effendi/The Kitab-I-Iqan.txt 6 | ||
| nce this may enable a few to cease to be perturbed by the cl | amour | and protestations <p7> of the divines and the foolish of th |
| l the people of Israel arose in protest against Him. They cl | amour | ed that He Whose advent the Bible had foretold must needs pr |
| ed them openly to repudiate <p122> His truth. They loudly cl | amour | ed: "When did Hamzih die? When was he risen? At what hour wa |
| ord of Lords. Satisfied with the croaking of the crow and en | amour | ed with the visage of the raven, they have renounced the mel |
| e. Gracious God! how strange the way of this people! They cl | amour | for guidance, although the standards of Him Who guideth all |
| e valley of self and desire with the spirit of faith; and cl | amour | ed saying: "Cause our fathers to speed out of their sepulchr |
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| than to gird up afresh its loins, turn its back upon the cl | amour | of the age, its fears, confusion and strife, step resolutel |
| the peoples and kindreds of the earth! Erelong shall the cl | amour | of the multitude throughout Africa, throughout America, the |
| y sensitive and receptive people; the loud and persistent cl | amour | of a revolting order in Russia against the evil domination |
| than to gird up afresh its loins, turn its back upon the cl | amour | of the age, its fears, confusion and strife, step resolutel |
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| sity of the ignorant and envious. "For forty years," they cl | amour | ed, "we have suffered the pretentious teachings of Shaykh Ah |
| e of the best tenets of orthodox Islam." The louder their cl | amour | and protestations, the firmer grew the determination of Siy |
| heedless and <p79> ignorant around Him thought Him to be en | amour | ed with the sun itself.[2] [1 "He was already predisposed to |
| ught him. That dervish, whose name was Mustafa, became so en | amour | ed with the teachings which had been instilled into his mind |
| were greatly revered for their pious orthodoxy, raised a cl | amour | , loudly protesting: "Woe betide us, the guardians and prote |
| testations of these divines, and arose to reinforce their cl | amour | . The whole city had been aroused, and public order was, as |
| e. Still another was Mirza Aqay-i-Rikab-Saz. He became so en | amour | ed of the Bab on that day that no persecution, however sever |
| ourse with the Bab. "He again has come to our city," they cl | amour | ed; "he again has raised the standard of revolt and is, toge |
| superiority over his adversaries and would silence their cl | amour | . Although in their hearts they dissented from his views and |
| rom the pulpit," rose the voice of Siyyid Husayn amid the cl | amour | and tumult of the people, as he motioned to Mulla Sadiq to |
| ath to the house, a multitude of people were seen eagerly cl | amour | ing for the water which He had used for His ablutions. His f |
| -Jum'ih himself had, from the very first night, become so en | amour | ed with Him who was the object of such devotion, that, assum |
| o kiss reverently the dust of His footsteps. Such was the cl | amour | which His arrival had raised that a crier was ordered to wa |
| ulation, which had been sedulously instigated beforehand, cl | amour | ed for their immediate execution. A band of shameless scound |
| of his conviction. An increasing number of people became en | amour | ed of the charm of his personality and willingly acknowledge |
| their enthusiasm?'" The voice of Mulla Husayn drowned the cl | amour | of the multitude. The inhabitants of Barfurush surrendered |
| with a seething mass of opponents, was now deserted. The cl | amour | of the multitude was stilled. Bestrewn with the bodies of t |
| im, and by their howls of derision and abuse added to the cl | amour | which he had raised. Despite the growing tumult, the attend |
| on and love.' "One night we were suddenly awakened by the cl | amour | of the people who had gathered outside the gate of the hous |
| not the threats of the wicked, neither be dismayed by the cl | amour | of the ungodly. Each one of you has his appointed hour, and |
| gh Mandalij, a shaykh of considerable influence became so en | amour | ed of him that he renounced all that he had formerly cherish |
| o that house, fully determined to seize and slay him. The cl | amour | of the people that had massed around his house compelled Va |
| a handsome reward in return for this service. Clad in their | amour | , with helmets on their heads, and followed by a band of ruf |
| n the forehead. Mir Salah's audacity, in spite of the heavy | amour | which his adversary was wearing, frightened the whole band |
| soon as the enemy had discovered the purpose of that loud cl | amour | , they returned to their posts, reassured, though greatly hu |
| f drums, in the direction of the fort. Undaunted by their cl | amour | , the companions of Hujjat raised simultaneously the cry of |
| d hardships of a long-protracted siege. How often did the cl | amour | of an advancing foe drown the acclamations of joy with whic |
| s it that you have allowed yourself to be swayed by their cl | amour | ? You should have been satisfied with preventing the party f |
| dign punishment. Measures of unprecedented severity, they cl | amour | ed, should be undertaken to stem the tide that was engulfing |
| ng and old, had fallen, I would deliberately ignore their cl | amour | and quietly steal away to My home. One day I happened to be |
| h's mother. Day and night she persisted in her vindictive cl | amour | , demanding the execution of Baha'u'llah, whom she still reg |
| served to abate the wrath with which an enraged populace cl | amour | ed for the immediate punishment of so daring an attempt. The |
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| trength which no force of human personality, whatever its gl | amour | , can replace; that its reliance is solely upon that mystic |
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| h husband and wife are aglow with the same wine, both are en | amour | ed of the same matchless Face, both live and move through th |
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| ot. O Ears of this Temple! Purge yourselves from all idle cl | amour | and hearken unto the voice of your Lord. He, verily, reveal |
| hath hearkened to My call shall remain unperturbed by the cl | amour | of all that are on earth; and whosoever is influenced by th |
| have been brought low. Heed not the one who raised a loud cl | amour | and he who raiseth it even now. Let thy Lord, the Ever-Forg |
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| ow in the southern States, which are so pregnant with the cl | amour | of interracial unity. If properly taught to the seeking Neg |
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| sity of the ignorant and envious. "For forty years," they cl | amour | ed, "we have suffered the pretentious teachings of Shaykh Ah |
| e of the best tenets of orthodox Islam." The louder their cl | amour | and protestations, the firmer grew the determination of Siy |
| e heedless and [79] ignorant around Him thought Him to be en | amour | ed with the sun itself.30 I have heard Haji Siyyid Javad-i-K |
| ught him. That dervish, whose name was Mustafa, became so en | amour | ed with the teachings which had been instilled into his mind |
| were greatly revered for their pious orthodoxy, raised a cl | amour | , loudly protesting: "Woe betide us, the guardians and prote |
| testations of these divines, and arose to reinforce their cl | amour | . The whole city had been aroused, and public order was, as |
| e. Still another was Mirza Aqay-i-Rikab-Saz. He became so en | amour | ed of the Bab on that day that no persecution, however sever |
| ourse with the Bab. "He again has come to our city," they cl | amour | ed; "he again has raised the standard of revolt, and is, tog |
| superiority over his adversaries and would silence their cl | amour | . Although in their hearts they dissented from his views and |