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By: Trish Wilkinson
The lives of women and men mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament and the Qur'án as well as those from Bahá'í history, recounted in the story-telling tradition.
George Ronald Publishing, Oxford
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With an introduction & commentary by Jeremy Fox
and a Foreword by the Rev. Dr. Wallace Shaw (Edinburgh)
The book raises fundamental issues about how we understand Christ’s place in religious history and how Christianity relates to its own prophetic vision of humanity’s united future as ‘one flock with one shepherd’.
Whether the reader is a Christian, of another faith or is simply interested in comparitive religion, this book provides much food for thought. Baha'i Publication, Mauritius
Softcover
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(Code: PYF435.SC) | |  By Jabbar Eidelkhani
This course helps one to be a better teacher of Muslim population in his area.
Baha'i Publishing Trust, India
Soft Cover - Booklet
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| (Code: TBF600.SC) | |  This book presents over 300 quotations from the sacred scriptures of four great religions on teaching the Cause of God and proclaiming the news of the Advent of the One promised by all religions: Bahá'u'lláh.
Compiler: Hushidar Hugh. Ed. D Motlagh
Publisher: Global Perspective
Softcover
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(Code: IFD730.SC) | |  By Jamshid Monajem
This inspirational series of short stories gives the reader a true historical sense of the life of prophet Muhammad.
Baha'i Publishing Trust, India
Soft cover
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An Introduction to the Bahá'í Faith for Muslims
by Moojan Momen
An easy-to-read view of the Bahá'í Faith from a Muslim perspective, based on Islamic prophecies and Sunni traditions. George Ronald, Oxford
Soft cover
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(Code: IFD370.HC) | | 
by Lameh Fananapazir
The crisis in Islam today and the solution offered by the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh George Ronald, Oxford
Hard Cover
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| (Code: PYF110.SC) | |  By Carolyn Sparey Fox
Three men . . . three continents . . . one passion . . .
Only one of them found what he was looking for. A rip-roaring read!
The three men featured in this book lived on three different continents, and although they never met, two of them came tantalisingly close when their paths crossed in the Middle East.
George Ronald Publisher, Oxford
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