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Ayyam-i-Ha is a Baha’i festival that is joyously celebrated in countries and territories all over the world. It is a time of hospitality, generosity, and caring for the needy. It typically falls around the end of February and beginning of March and it is either four or five days long.
Baha’i Blog is delighted to share an audio recording of one of our articles titled, “An Introduction to Ayyam-i-Ha,” in which we learn a little about the significance of this Baha’i festival dedicated to socializing, being hospitable, giving generously to the poor and needy, and preparing for the upcoming month of fasting. This article looks at what Ayyam-i-Ha is, what it means, and how it’s celebrated. The article is read by its author, Sonjel Vreeland.
You can read this article here: An Introduction to Ayyam-i-Ha
You can also listen to this reading on Baha’i Blog’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh9zYlkKQqA
If you’d like to hear more audio readings and talks, check out Baha’i Blog’s Audio Books & Readings playlist and Baha’i Talks playlist.
You can find more resources about Ayyam-i-Ha here on Baha’i Blog: About Ayyam-i-Ha
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