Ridvan celebrates Baha’u’llah’s time in 1863 in the garden of Ridvan in Baghdad when He publicly declared His station as a Manifestation of God. The Ridvan Festival is 12 days long and is also the time of year when Baha’is elect their governing bodies.
Baha’i Blog’s Studio Sessions is an initiative where we invite Baha’is and their friends from around the world to come into a studio and share the Baha’i Writings put to music.
In this Baha’i Blog Studio Session, we’re in Durban, South Africa with the Durban Baha’i Choir singing “Where There Is Love (Lapho kukhona uthando)” in English and Zulu, based on the Writings of Abdu’l-Baha.
This song was filmed and recorded in Durban, South Africa, November 2018. Music written by Andy and Aijia Grammar, and this version arranged by the Durban Baha’i Choir.
Lyrics & Quote
ENGLISH
Where there is love, nothing is too much trouble and there is always time.
Intro: D, G, A
D, G, A
Where there is love, Where there is love
A
Nothing is too much trouble, Nothing is too much trouble
D, G, A
Where there is love, Where there is love
A
Nothing is too much trouble, Nothing is too much trouble
D
An there is always time, time, time
G
there is always time, time, time, time
A G
there is always time, time, time, oooohoooo
D G
Lapho kukhona, khona uthando
A
ukuko ukuningkinga, ukuko ukingkinga
D G
Lapho kukhona, khona uthando
D
kunesikathi,
G
kunesikathi
A G
kunesikathi, ooooohooooo
D
There is always time
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