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 | | In "The Dispensation Of Bahá'u'lláh," Shoghi Effendi contrasts the "slow and steady consolidation that characterizes the growth" of the "infant" Bahá'í Faith with the "devastating onrush of the forces of disintegration that are assailing the outworn institutions, both religious and secular, of present-day society" (DOB, Par. |
 | | The next letter, the focal point of this paper, "The Dispensation of Bahá'u'lláh," was written in February 1934. |
 | | The Muslim court condemned the heretics for violating the laws and ordinances of Islam and annulled the marriages, holding: "The Bahá'í Faith is a new religion, entirely independent, with beliefs, principles and laws of its own, which differ from, and are utterly in conflict with, the beliefs, principles and laws of Islam. |
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