Lawh-i-Sultan
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BH 00038Bahá’u’lláhArabic and Persian
Lawh-i-Sultan
6890 words

یا ملک الارض اسمع ندآء هذا المملوک انی عبد آمنت بالله و آیاته و فدیت نفسی فی

Notes:
Included in the Suriy-i-Haykal
Translation:
Official translation
O King of the Earth! Hearken unto the call of this Vassal: Verily, I am a Servant Who hath believed in God
Abstract:
Bahá’u’lláh’s lengthiest tablet to any monarch, delivered in person to the Shah at the cost of the messenger’s life, urging the Shah to judge His cause fairly; disavowing any designs on worldly power; detailing the injustices He and His followers had suffered over the course of successive banishments; calling the clergy to account for their role in His rejection; and, citing the rejection of Jesus and Muhammad by the people of their day, urging the Shah to consider the possibility of the appearance of a new Manifestation of God in this day.
# Name Source Translations
#1 Kitáb-i-Sulṭán (Tablet to the Sháh of Persia) Source Persian Translations Arabic
# Name Source Translations Resources
#1 لوح السلطان ناصر الدين شاه القاجاري Source Persian Translations English Resources
# Name Source Translations Resources
#1 كتاب سلطان Source Persian Translations English Arabic Resources