Nadema Agard
* The Arts and The Sacred in Native America
Armaghan Asadi
* Vital Role of the Universal House of Justice in destiny of humanity"
Ghasem Bayat
* The Image of the Prophet of Islam in Muslim and Bahá’í Writings
Vahid Brown
* Alchemy in the Baha'i Writings: An Introduction
Ted Brownstein
* "Out of Jewish Roots: Studies of Prayer Patterns in Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Baha'i Worship"
Grant Martin
* Basic approaches to the problem of religious diversity: exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism.
Mouzhan Khadem
* A historical review of the evolution of the concept of Guardianship
Ian Kluge
* Baha’i and Buddhism: Steps Towards an Ontological Rapprochement.
Stephen Lambden
* The Khutba al- Tutunjiyya (Sermon of the Gulf) ascribed to Imam `Ali (d. 40/661) and its Shaykhi , Babi and Baha'i Interpretations.
* Part 1: Shaykhi interpretation
* Part 2: Bábi and Baha'i interpretation
Franklin Lewis
* Englishing Scripture in the 21st Century: comparative strategies for translating Bahá’u’lláh’s poetry
Vahid Ra’fati
* Bahá’u’lláh’s Tablet to Manekji Sahib
* Attributes of God: Jamal Beauty) and Kamal (Perfection)
Robert Stockman
* A Study of `Abdu'l-Bahá's Guidance About Governing Bodies
Mina Yazdani:
* The Báb and Baha’u’llah, John the Baptist and Jesus in a Tablet
Revealed in Adrianople.
‘Irfán Colloquium, to be conducted simultaneously in English and Persian in two separate halls, is a special opportunity for the participants to benefit form a series of scholarly presentations on the Writings of the Central Figures of the Bahá’í Faith, interfaith of the Bahá’í Faith with the world religious traditions and schools of thoughts, and fundamental principles of the Bahá’í belief system. It is a unique opportunity to meet and associate with Bahá’í scholars and plan collaboration in the Bahá’í studies.
Participants receive a set of the Irfan publications.
For further information contact iayman@usbnc.org. For registration and reservation contact:
LOUHELEN BAHÁ’I SCHOOL
3208 South State Road
Davison, Michigan 48423-8603
Tel : 810-653-5033
Fax : 810-653-7181
E-Mail : louhelen@usbnc.org
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