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آنچه مصلحت عباد است تفویض امور است بحق جل جلاله چه که اکثری از ما یضر و ما
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BH 06489•Bahá’u’lláh•Arabic and Persian
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آنچه مصلحت عباد است تفویض امور است بحق جل جلاله چه که اکثری از ما یضر و ما

Translation:
Provisional translation
That which is most conducive to the welfare of the servants is to commit all affairs unto God, glorified be His majesty, inasmuch as most men know not what shall profit them or harm them [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
INBA84:201
https://afnanlibrary.org/d/inba_v084/?page=204
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_Or15715.015d
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