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The Universal House of Justice has just addressed the Baha’is of the world with the latest Ridvan message.
Each year on the first day of Ridvan (21 April, or 13 Jalal using the Badi calendar), the Universal House of Justice addresses a letter to the worldwide Baha’i community, known as the Ridvan message. These letters touch on many subjects, including the growth and vibrancy of the Baha’i community, its efforts to contribute to the life of society, and the progress of specific projects and plans.
The 2015 Ridvan message can be viewed and downloaded from the official site of the Universal House of Justice here: 2015 Ridvan Message
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Please keep from akenyan.
Bahai thanks.
joseph wekesa (May 5, 2015 at 3:12 PM)
Nice being a baha’i, how can I read some of the holy books online. Tanks
bassey kelvin otop (June 6, 2015 at 1:12 PM)
This is one of the best places to start: http://www.bahai.org/library/
Naysan (June 6, 2015 at 2:07 PM)