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الحمد لله الذی تجلی علی الاشیاء باسمه الذی کان مقدسا عن الالفاظ و الاسماء و
OOL 01 01551 Phelps: BH 01477
BH 01477•Bahá’u’lláh•Arabic and Persian
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الحمد لله الذی تجلی علی الاشیاء باسمه الذی کان مقدسا عن الالفاظ و الاسماء و

Translation:
Provisional translation
Praise be to God, Who hath revealed Himself unto all things through His Name that is sanctified above all words and names [3.5s]
INBA. Iranian National Bahá’í Archives volumes. Two-digit entries are from the 105-volume private printing, Iran, 1975. Digitally reprinted by the Afnan Library: https://afnanlibrary.org/inba/, with typed volumes available at https://oceanoflights.org/chapter/manuscripts-fa/. Four- digit entries suffixed by “C” are taken from SRC Appendix 1; 6007C can be found at http://bluefin.live/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/INBA.6007C.pdf
INBA19:211b
https://afnanlibrary.org/d/inba_v019/?page=109
INBA32:193
https://afnanlibrary.org/d/inba_v032/?page=99
BLIB. Manuscripts in the British Library, London, listed by Or number. For a handlist of works of the Báb see Chapter 25 of https://archive.org/details/descriptivelisto00brituoft/page/n3. Regarding manuscripts in the series Or16590 through Or15740, which together comprise half of all known works of Bahá’u’lláh, including some 4,000 items which are uniquely accessible in this series: These were the bequest of a descendent of the family of Bahá’u’lláh; were mostly transcribed by Mírzá Muḥammad-‘Alí, and are likely to have been derived in part from the two stolen satchels of Bahá’u’lláh’s papers mentioned in GPB p.249 and MMK4#189 p.276. While included here owing to their importance, their degree of fidelity to the originals has not yet been ascertained
BLIB_Or15700.196
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BLIB_Or15711.266
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