Bahá’u’lláh in the Qur’án Dr. Hushidar Motlagh.

Description

The Báb (“the Gate”, founder of the Bábí Faith) claimed to be the Promised Qá’im (“the One Who rises”), and prepared
people for the appearance of Bahá’u’lláh (“the Glory of God”),the Promised One of all heavenly Books. Although the Bahá’í
Faith is primarily founded on the teachings of Bahá’u’lláh, both Messengers (Manifestations of God) may be considered founders of the Faith.
This book lifts the veil (of concealment) from the greatest “Puzzle in the Qur’án”, and with the help of hundreds of verses
reveals the mystery hidden for over a thousand years in this heavenly Charter. Only by examining all these verses and clues, and their interconnectedness, is it possible to truly solve this perplexing puzzle. If, before reading the entire book, you find anything objectionable in it and, as a result, decide not to continue, you will not reach the goal of your search; because patience and perseverance are necessary to solve any riddle. This book is concerned with describing and solving the “Greatest Puzzle in the Qur’án”. The mystery has been divulged through the appearance of the Bahá’í Faith. Within this puzzle is hidden the glad-tidings of “the Greatest Announcement” for all humanity.
                                                                                                                                   Say: He is the Great News from whom you turn away.
                                                                                                                                                                                            Qur’án 38:67–68