Carmel, Mt.,127,195,257Celibacy disapproved,155Changing documents,57,185-189Charms,110,123Chase, Thornton,31,37,94,104,209,217,249,269,271;canonized,278Cheyne, T. K.,13Chicago,98,116,119,154,265,267,269,270,271,279Christ, Jesus, His teaching superior,50;on peace,72;Bahais concerning Him,31,32,33,35,41,46,52,71,82-84,86,87,88,93-107,104note 3,113,114,122,127,128Christians, attitude of to Bahaism,52,65,67,68;in Persia,28;in Egypt,27;in India,84;in Occident,12-13,83-84,274-275,285-286Christianity exclusive,86;triumphant,33,50,65,103Christian Commonwealth,12,84Claims of Bahaism (see Baha Ullah and Bahaism)Constantinople,159,161,170,235Constitutional Movement,133,138-140,170,175,187Cyprus,22,43,159,167,205,225,229,235Daniel,88,98,99Dealy, P. K.,71note 2,97Divorce (see Woman)Dowie, Alexander,43,99,102,284Dreyfus, M. H.,26,50,53,58,64,70,77,139,143,160,203,209,288Easton, P. Z.,18Education to be compulsory,144,154;of girls,154,155;Bahai schools,154,202,203;Educational Society (see Persian-American)Egypt, Bahaism in,27,267;Abdul Baha in,24,197Egyptian Gazetteon Bahaism,11,27,284Elijah,96,97Emanations,41,89Episode of the Bab (see Traveller's Narrative)Epistle to Kings,106,115,143and note 5,186-187Epistle to Shah,89,136,189,191,240;tampered with,186Epistle to the Bahai World,188note 2,261,271,288Era—Bahai,56Esperanto,59,283Family (see Woman)Fast,120,121,197Fatima, Book of,189Feasts,55,56,121,127;Unity Feast or Lord's Supper,55,118,119,276(see Rizwan)Ford, M. H.,137,140,237Frame, J. D.,26,140,213,216243Funerals,122-123Germany, Emperor of, addressed,38Getsinger, E. C.,94,203,253,267,268,269,283Glad Tidings,56,57,72,115,141,152,187Gobineau, Count,183and note 2,190,191,235Goodall, Mrs.,94,110Gregory, L. G.,125,168,289Grundy, Mrs.,40,96,112,124,125,253,261Gulam, Ahmad,19,92note ,102Hadad, Anton,73,94,253,268Haidar, Ali,27,94,213Haifa,124,127,156,195,196,256,257Hasht Behesht,160,224,226,227,229,245Hawkes, J. W.,28Hidden Words,37,115,116,119,152,188Hindus,51,64,65Holley, Horace,110,124,132,221,248Holmes, G. W.,28,78,82,101note ,133Houris,123House of Justice,57,58,70-72,117,123,141-147;supreme,142;infallible,145;inspired,142;has political power,143,175;financial,143,146House of Spirituality,146Ikan,37,45,86,90,114,115,152,163,211,222Imams,20,88,92,133,189,236,243Immortality,30,112Incarnations,22,88note ,90note 7India, Bahaism in,13,27,68,83note ,84,85,169,203,283Inheritance, Law of,166Intolerance of Shiahs,21,136(see Martyrs);of Babis,135;of Bahais,132(see Tolerance)Isaiah,88,97Ishrak-Ishrakat ("Effulgences"),59,152,154,241Islam (see Mohammedanism)Ismielis,20,91noteJani, Mirza,172,180,183note 2;his "History,"182,189,190Jerusalem,97,98,99,100,127Jewish Bahais,26,27,51,106,201and note sJews,33,51,64,67,82,84,87,92,103;in Hamadan,201John Baptist,18,35,96,178Johnson, H.,63,64,65,114Jordan, S. M.,26,200,216Judaism,33,35,41,85Kazim, Haji,21,170Khadim, Ullah (Mirza Aga Jan),161,188,233,254Kheiralla,14,26,37,41,89,106,140,152,159,191,241,245note ;history of,167,265,271Kirman,27,38Kitab-ul-Akdas,14,37-39,54,59,91,115,120,121,127,141,144,152,154,155,158,165,169,231,241,248Koran,49,72,86,87,89,112,114,121,197,198,211Krishna,90,92Kurrat-ul Ayn,150,170-172,174192,236,237Laws (see Babism and Bahaism)"Letters,"171Lucas, M. A.,25,289MacNutt, H.,25,63Mahdi,19,20,21,92,189,210Mahdiism,19Maku,21,210,236Manifestation (see Baha Ullah—Claims; Bahaisms—Doctrines)Marriage obligatory,155(see Woman)Martyrs,123note 3,137,192,193,213,258Mashrak-ul-Askar (see Temple)Maskin Kalam,43,167,205,223Metempsychosis,95Millennium,77,98,217Missions, Christian,26,30,85,199,200,203;converts from Islam,65,222,241Mohammed,31,33,34,45,50,82,83,86,88,92,99,159,162,243Mohammedans,64,67,68,84,92,123,138,146,166,169,172-174,197,214,243;Sunnis indifferent to Bahaism,27;converted to Christianity,65,222,241Mohammedanism,11,48,85,113,121,123Mohammed Ali Shah,138-140;rewarded Bahais,138Mohammed Ali, Mullah, of Zenjan,162Mohammed Ali, Mullah, of Barfurush,171,237Mohammed Javad Kasvini,14,222,229,232Mohammed Shah,105,133,210(see Shah)Mohammed Taki, Haji,172,236Mohonk, Lake, Conference,65,70Morals (see Bahaism—Claims),179-216Mormons,43,52Moses,31,41,86,88,92Mullahs,137,138,144note 1,190,210-212,213Nabil,22,47,240Nakhazeen (violators),39,256,261,270,273Nasr-ud-Din Shah,133,134,135,189-191,210(see Shah);attempt to assassinate,21,23,238(see Epistle to Shah)Negro Bahais,168,282(see Gregory)Nestorians,28,67New History,37,104,113,136,160,182,184,191,211,212,245,265New Testament,46,47,82,86,94,106;declared abrogated,114Nicolas, A. L. M.,14,18,178,198,220Noruz,121,127,187Number of Bahais (see Bahais)Numbers, Sacred, nineteen,56,59,121,127;nine,56,117,123,127,141,175note,237,258,279>Nur-i-Din, Sheikh,22Nusairiyah (see Ali Allahi)Oliphant, Laurence,187note 1,194,196note ,231Opium, use prohibited,214;used by Bahais,215Orient-Occident Educational Society (see Persian-American Educational Society)Pantheism (in Bahaism),88,89noteParsees (see Zoroastrians)Peace,67,70-76,135,276(see Baha Ullah—Claims, Peace)Persia, Babism in,18,53,135,146,171,236(see Constitutional Movement);customs of,25,79,94,147,185note 2;religions of,19,66,67,88note ,91,107;
Carmel, Mt.,127,195,257
Celibacy disapproved,155
Changing documents,57,185-189
Charms,110,123
Chase, Thornton,31,37,94,104,209,217,249,269,271;
canonized,278
Cheyne, T. K.,13
Chicago,98,116,119,154,265,267,269,270,271,279
Christ, Jesus, His teaching superior,50;
on peace,72;
Bahais concerning Him,31,32,33,35,41,46,52,71,82-84,86,87,88,93-107,104note 3,113,114,122,127,128
Christians, attitude of to Bahaism,52,65,67,68;
in Persia,28;
in Egypt,27;
in India,84;
in Occident,12-13,83-84,274-275,285-286
Christianity exclusive,86;
triumphant,33,50,65,103
Christian Commonwealth,12,84
Claims of Bahaism (see Baha Ullah and Bahaism)
Constantinople,159,161,170,235
Constitutional Movement,133,138-140,170,175,187
Cyprus,22,43,159,167,205,225,229,235
Daniel,88,98,99
Dealy, P. K.,71note 2,97
Divorce (see Woman)
Dowie, Alexander,43,99,102,284
Dreyfus, M. H.,26,50,53,58,64,70,77,139,143,160,203,209,288
Easton, P. Z.,18
Education to be compulsory,144,154;
of girls,154,155;
Bahai schools,154,202,203;
Educational Society (see Persian-American)
Egypt, Bahaism in,27,267;
Abdul Baha in,24,197
Egyptian Gazetteon Bahaism,11,27,284
Elijah,96,97
Emanations,41,89
Episode of the Bab (see Traveller's Narrative)
Epistle to Kings,106,115,143and note 5,186-187
Epistle to Shah,89,136,189,191,240;
tampered with,186
Epistle to the Bahai World,188note 2,261,271,288
Era—Bahai,56
Esperanto,59,283
Family (see Woman)
Fast,120,121,197
Fatima, Book of,189
Feasts,55,56,121,127;
Unity Feast or Lord's Supper,55,118,119,276(see Rizwan)
Ford, M. H.,137,140,237
Frame, J. D.,26,140,213,216243
Funerals,122-123
Germany, Emperor of, addressed,38
Getsinger, E. C.,94,203,253,267,268,269,283
Glad Tidings,56,57,72,115,141,152,187
Gobineau, Count,183and note 2,190,191,235
Goodall, Mrs.,94,110
Gregory, L. G.,125,168,289
Grundy, Mrs.,40,96,112,124,125,253,261
Gulam, Ahmad,19,92note ,102
Hadad, Anton,73,94,253,268
Haidar, Ali,27,94,213
Haifa,124,127,156,195,196,256,257
Hasht Behesht,160,224,226,227,229,245
Hawkes, J. W.,28
Hidden Words,37,115,116,119,152,188
Hindus,51,64,65
Holley, Horace,110,124,132,221,248
Holmes, G. W.,28,78,82,101note ,133
Houris,123
House of Justice,57,58,70-72,117,123,141-147;
supreme,142;
infallible,145;
inspired,142;
has political power,143,175;
financial,143,146
House of Spirituality,146
Ikan,37,45,86,90,114,115,152,163,211,222
Imams,20,88,92,133,189,236,243
Immortality,30,112
Incarnations,22,88note ,90note 7
India, Bahaism in,13,27,68,83note ,84,85,169,203,283
Inheritance, Law of,166
Intolerance of Shiahs,21,136(see Martyrs);
of Babis,135;
of Bahais,132(see Tolerance)
Isaiah,88,97
Ishrak-Ishrakat ("Effulgences"),59,152,154,241
Islam (see Mohammedanism)
Ismielis,20,91note
Jani, Mirza,172,180,183note 2;
his "History,"182,189,190
Jerusalem,97,98,99,100,127
Jewish Bahais,26,27,51,106,201and note s
Jews,33,51,64,67,82,84,87,92,103;
in Hamadan,201
John Baptist,18,35,96,178
Johnson, H.,63,64,65,114
Jordan, S. M.,26,200,216
Judaism,33,35,41,85
Kazim, Haji,21,170
Khadim, Ullah (Mirza Aga Jan),161,188,233,254
Kheiralla,14,26,37,41,89,106,140,152,159,191,241,245note ;
history of,167,265,271
Kirman,27,38
Kitab-ul-Akdas,14,37-39,54,59,91,115,120,121,127,141,144,152,154,155,158,165,169,231,241,248
Koran,49,72,86,87,89,112,114,121,197,198,211
Krishna,90,92
Kurrat-ul Ayn,150,170-172,174192,236,237
Laws (see Babism and Bahaism)
"Letters,"171
Lucas, M. A.,25,289
MacNutt, H.,25,63
Mahdi,19,20,21,92,189,210
Mahdiism,19
Maku,21,210,236
Manifestation (see Baha Ullah—Claims; Bahaisms—Doctrines)
Marriage obligatory,155(see Woman)
Martyrs,123note 3,137,192,193,213,258
Mashrak-ul-Askar (see Temple)
Maskin Kalam,43,167,205,223
Metempsychosis,95
Millennium,77,98,217
Missions, Christian,26,30,85,199,200,203;
converts from Islam,65,222,241
Mohammed,31,33,34,45,50,82,83,86,88,92,99,159,162,243
Mohammedans,64,67,68,84,92,123,138,146,166,169,172-174,197,214,243;
Sunnis indifferent to Bahaism,27;
converted to Christianity,65,222,241
Mohammedanism,11,48,85,113,121,123
Mohammed Ali Shah,138-140;
rewarded Bahais,138
Mohammed Ali, Mullah, of Zenjan,162
Mohammed Ali, Mullah, of Barfurush,171,237
Mohammed Javad Kasvini,14,222,229,232
Mohammed Shah,105,133,210(see Shah)
Mohammed Taki, Haji,172,236
Mohonk, Lake, Conference,65,70
Morals (see Bahaism—Claims),179-216
Mormons,43,52
Moses,31,41,86,88,92
Mullahs,137,138,144note 1,190,210-212,213
Nabil,22,47,240
Nakhazeen (violators),39,256,261,270,273
Nasr-ud-Din Shah,133,134,135,189-191,210(see Shah);
attempt to assassinate,21,23,238(see Epistle to Shah)
Negro Bahais,168,282(see Gregory)
Nestorians,28,67
New History,37,104,113,136,160,182,184,191,211,212,245,265
New Testament,46,47,82,86,94,106;
declared abrogated,114
Nicolas, A. L. M.,14,18,178,198,220
Noruz,121,127,187
Number of Bahais (see Bahais)
Numbers, Sacred, nineteen,56,59,121,127;
nine,56,117,123,127,141,175note,237,258,279>
Nur-i-Din, Sheikh,22
Nusairiyah (see Ali Allahi)
Oliphant, Laurence,187note 1,194,196note ,231
Opium, use prohibited,214;
used by Bahais,215
Orient-Occident Educational Society (see Persian-American Educational Society)
Pantheism (in Bahaism),88,89note
Parsees (see Zoroastrians)
Peace,67,70-76,135,276(see Baha Ullah—Claims, Peace)
Persia, Babism in,18,53,135,146,171,236(see Constitutional Movement);
customs of,25,79,94,147,185note 2;
religions of,19,66,67,88note ,91,107;