On Baha’i Gems Found on the Internet: Locke and Atef

The Baha’i friends continue to comb the Internet to identify links for our edification. Here is an overview of some of Vahid’s findings. -gw

For a brief history of Huqúqu’lláh and a Talk by Mr. Ali Nakhjavani in Auckland, New Zealand, on the Covenant and process of getting to world peace, check: http://www.teachingandprojects.com/preciousgems.htm
 
For Station, Life and Stories of ‘Abdu’l-Baha, in Persian; Audio history of Bahá’í Faith and life of Bahá’u’lláh, in Persian; Letter of the Universal House of Justice, dated 31 October 2008, addressed to the Bahá’ís in Persia; also the Most Holy Book in Arabic; Early history of Bahá’í faithbBy the Middle Eastern youth in Arabic; Martyrs of the Bahá’í Faith; Story of Behlool; and the documentary video of the history of Persia:  http://www.teachingandprojects.com/ArabicandPersian.htm
 
Mr. Paul Lample’s Address at the 32nd ABS Conference on Learning and the Evolution of the Bahá’í Community. Also the Bahá’í Calendar Site and Updated Calculated “Huqúq Unit” conversion of 19 Mithqals of Gold: http://www.teachingandprojects.com/
 
Baha’is in their home communities participating in the core activities of study circles, children’s classes, junior youth activities, and devotional gatherings:
http://www.teachingandprojects.com/efforts.htm
 
Audio history of the Bahá’í Faith and life of Bahá’u’lláh http://www.teachingandprojects.com/childrenandpre-youth%20.htm
 
American Indian Kevin Locke and Atef Sedkaoui chanting of Bahá’í prayers: http://www.teachingandprojects.com/artandmusic.htm
 
“Changeless faith” new site: http://www.teachingandprojects.com/otherreligions.htm
 
Wishing all the best, Vahid Hedayati

Images: Kevin Locke and Atef Sedkaoui