دعا برای وطنم

دعا برای وطنم
by faryarm
13-Jun-2009
 

ای خدای مهربان، یاران در کشور ایران اسیر ستمکارانند و مُبتلی در دست هر جاهلی نادان. ای پروردگار، کار گنه کاران را مپسند و دست تطاول ظالمان را کوتاه فرما. نفوس را هدایت کن و بدخواهان را خوشخو فرما. ظالمان را عادل کن و لئیمان را بیدار نما. اسیران نفس و هوی را آگاه کن و مقیّد غل و بغضا را رهائی بخش، تا یارانت در مهد امن و امان آسایش یابند و از دست درندگان خلاصی جویند و به آنچه سزاوار درگاه احدیّت است قیام نمایند. توئی مقتدر و توانا و توئی عزیز و کریم و مهربان.

عبدالبها عباس


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by faryarm on Sat Jun 13, 2009 04:05 PM PDT

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Respected Enquirer: FYI

by faryarm on Sat Jun 13, 2009 04:26 PM PDT

This is a short clip about the coming of Abdul Bahai to New York, as a distinguished Persian nobleman and an Ambassador of peace fro the East.

Abdul Baha was only 8 years old when He lef His homeland Iran, and sent into exile , with His Father Baha;u'llah by The Qajar King, Nasiridin Shah in 1852.

He lived as an Iranian exile and captive of the Ottoman Turks in Akka until He was free to travel to the west in 1911.

In 1912 He came to New York City. (the same week as the Titanic's voyage ) This video is a short description of HIs trip and its purpose.

Judging by the impression He left on westerners, and the many luminaries and leaders of thought  of the time who sought to meet Him in person; Abdul Baha was no doubt a peerless Ambassador for Iran and Persian culture at a time when exiled Qajar princes were running a mock in London, Paris and casinos on the french Riviera.

I hope this video is a would be a good eye opener as to why He was no "Akhund".

 Abdul Baha's Visionary statements in 1875, about Iran, as a progressive free, and democratic Society are  truly relevant to the state of our nation today and the mistakes, the pain and misery  our nation has had to endure and is till enduring, because of the Religious Establishment's rejection of his message and their brutal CLING to power.

 

faryarm 

 


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Thanks for The beautiful prayer

by Anonymous.amigo19 (not verified) on Sat Jun 13, 2009 02:57 PM PDT

Dear Faryarm, Thanx for posting this beautiful prayer.
When we read the prophecies told by Bahaullah about Iran and especially arze Ta;Tehran, we can be assured about the wonderful furture of our beloved Iran.


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capt_ayhab

Faryarm Jan

by capt_ayhab on Sat Jun 13, 2009 02:19 PM PDT

Amen

-YT


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Adib Masumian

Thank you

by Adib Masumian on Sat Jun 13, 2009 11:53 AM PDT

Beautiful prayer Faryar jan. Thanks so much; God bless Iran.

Dear Enquirer, the man in the picture is `Abdu'l-Baha, and he was neither an akhond nor a mulla. He lived from 1844 to 1921 and he is wearing the traditional garb of elderly Persians at the time: a turban and an `aba. He was a Baha'i (son of its founder, Baha'u'llah, as a matter of fact) and not a Muslim. There is no clergy in the Baha'i Faith.

I sincerely hope this sheds some light on the matter for you.

All the best,
Adib 


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Tahirih

Thanks for the prayer.

by Tahirih on Sat Jun 13, 2009 11:34 AM PDT

May God bless and assist  our beloved Iran.

Tahirih


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Who is this Akhoond sitting?

by Enquirer (not verified) on Sat Jun 13, 2009 10:36 AM PDT

What is the name of this guy? We are fed up of these Mullas.


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