Narrative Film and the Oneness of Humanity.
Art has been with humans for tens of thousands of years. Film art is a creation of modern times. It needs to put its immense power to stir hearts and minds in the service of the goal of the oneness of humanity.
Read MoreMr. Steve Zaloudek
Steve Zaloudek is a practicing trial attorney in Tampa, Florida. He was involved in a variety of race unity building activities as a Baha’i youth in Atlanta sponsored by the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change and spent a Summer during law school interning at the MLK, Jr. Federal Holiday Commission. As a lawyer, about […]
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1844: Convergence in Prophecy for Judaism, Christianity and the Baha’i Faith
The presentation will focus on the various prophecies and expectations for the year 1844 derived from the prophet Daniel, the book of Revelation, and Islamic traditions. The three religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam yielded a surprising union of prophecies and traditions for that year. In the West, Christians were expecting the return of Jesus, […]
Read MoreThe Bab and the Theology of Revelation.
In 1844 a charismatic young Persian merchant from Shiraz, known as the Báb, electrified the Shí‘ih world by claiming to be the return of the Hidden Twelfth Imam of Islamic prophecy. But contrary to traditional expectations of apocalyptic holy war, the Báb maintained that the spiritual path was not one of force and coercion but […]
Read MoreMr. Aziz Tebyanian
Aziz is a film producer, writer, and director living in Seattle, Washington. His short films have been Official Selections at notable film festivals in India, Lebanon, and the United States. He is currently developing a number of other short and feature-length films.
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Narrative film and the oneness of humanity
Art has been with humans for tens of thousands of years. Film art is a creation of modern times. It needs to put its immense power to stir hearts and minds in the service of the goal of the oneness of humanity.
Read MoreDr. Nader Saiedi
Nader Saiedi, born in Tehran, Iran, is a retired sociologist with a distinguished career spanning over four decades. He dedicated more than 25 years to teaching sociology at Carleton College and offering Baha’i studies at UCLA. He holds a master’s degree in economics from Pahlavi University in Shiraz and earned a Ph.D. in sociology from […]
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The Bab and the Theology of Revelation
In 1844 a charismatic young Persian merchant from Shiraz, known as the Báb, electrified the Shí‘ih world by claiming to be the return of the Hidden Twelfth Imam of Islamic prophecy. But contrary to traditional expectations of apocalyptic holy war, the Báb maintained that the spiritual path was not one of force and coercion but love […]
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The African Presence at the Genesis of the Baha’i Faith
Baha’i history has paid too little attention to the Africans who were present in the household of the Bab at the beginning of the Baha’i era. This presentation will discuss the roles that Haji Mubarak and Fezzeh Khanum, the two African servants of the Bab, played in the early days of the Faith. From the […]
Read MoreThe Prisoner of Akka
For forty years He endured imprisonment, torture, and banishment. Out of the darkness of those years came a series of extraordinary letters to the world leaders of the day, outlining with dramatic precision the future course of the human history. Today, over a hundred years later, millions of people of every race, nation and culture […]
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