Tablets of Bahá'u'lláh Revealed after the Kitab-i-Aqdas by Bahá'u'lláh

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By Abil Kile Posted on Nov 15, 2025
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Bahá'u'lláh, 1817-1892 Bahá'u'lláh, 1817-1892
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Imagine discovering a spiritual sequel written by a prophet in the last years of his life. 'Tablets of Bahá'u'lláh' isn't a single story, but a collection of profound letters and writings that feel like final instructions to humanity. Bahá'u'lláh, founder of the Bahá'í Faith, had already revealed his major book of laws. These later works are different—they're urgent, expansive, and address the future of the whole planet. The central 'mystery' is this: what does a divine messenger say when his work is nearly done? How does he prepare a global community to carry on? If you've ever been curious about how a major religion sees the path forward for our troubled world, this book offers a direct, unfiltered look.
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3. The Content must be used solely for a non-commercial purpose. Although this blanket permission to reproduce the Content is given freely such that no special permission is required, the Bahá’í International Community retains full copyright protection for all Content included at this Site under all applicable national and international laws. For permission to publish, transmit, display or otherwise use the Content for any commercial purpose, please contact us (http://reference.bahai.org/en/contact.html). CONTENTS Baha’i Terms of Use References to the Qur’án LAWḤ-I-KARMIL (Tablet of Carmel) LAWḤ-I-AQDAS (The Most Holy Tablet) BISHÁRÁT (Glad-Tidings) TARAZÁT (Ornaments) TAJALLÍYÁT (Effulgences) KALÍMÁT-I-FIRDAWSÍYYIH (Words of Paradise) LAWḤ-I-DUNYÁ (Tablet of the World) ISHRÁQÁT (Splendours) LAWḤ-I-HIKMAT (Tablet of Wisdom) ASL-I-KULLU’L-KHAYR (Words of Wisdom) LAWḤ-I-MAQSÚD (Tablet of Maqsúd) SÚRIY-I-VAFÁ (Tablet to Vafá) LAWḤ-I-SÍYYID-I-MIHDÍY-I-DAHÁJÍ (Tablet to Siyyid Mihdíy-i-Dahájí) LAWḤ-I-BURHÁN (Tablet of the Proof) KITÁB-I-‘AHD (Book of the Covenant) LAWḤ-I-ARD-I-BÁ (Tablet of the Land of Bá) EXCERPTS FROM OTHER TABLETS “GOD testifieth that there is none other God but...” “ALL praise be to Thee, O my God, inasmuch as Thou...” “O ḤUSAYN! God grant thou shalt ever be bright and...” “THIS is a Tablet which the Lord of all being hath sent...” “O FRIEND! In the Bayán We directed everyone in this...” “O JAVÁD! Such is the greatness of this Day that the Hour...” “WE make mention of him who hath been attracted by Our...” “O THOU who bearest My Name, Júd [Bounty]! Upon...” “O ḤAYDAR! This Wronged One hath heard thy voice...” “BY the righteousness of God! The Mother Book is made...” “O MUḤAMMAD ḤUSAYN! Be thou prepared to receive the...” “O MY handmaiden and My leaf! Rejoice with great joy...” “AT one time this sublime Word was heard from the...” “THIS is a Tablet sent down by the All-Merciful from the...” “O MY handmaiden, O My leaf! Render thou thanks unto...” “O HANDMAID of God! Hearken unto the Voice of the...” “FIX your gaze upon wisdom in all things, for it is an...” “THIS Wronged One doth mention him who hath set his...” “HE Who leadeth to true victory is come. By the righteousness...” “THIS is a Tablet sent down by the Lord of mercy that the...” “WE desire to mention him who hath set his face towards...” “GIVE ear unto that which the Spirit imparteth unto thee from...” “THIS Wronged One hath perused thy letter in the Most...” REFERENCES TO THE QUR’ÁN In footnotes referring to the Qur’án the súrihs have been numbered according to the original, whereas the verse numbers are those in Rodwell’s translation which differ sometimes from those of the Arabic. LAWḤ-I-KARMIL (TABLET OF CARMEL) ALL glory be to this Day, the Day in which the fragrances of mercy have been wafted over all created things, a Day so blest that past ages and centuries can never hope to rival it, a Day in which the countenance of the Ancient of Days hath turned towards His holy seat. Thereupon the voices of all created things, and beyond them those of the Concourse on High, were heard calling aloud: ‘Haste thee, O Carmel, for lo, the light of the countenance of God, the Ruler of the Kingdom of Names and Fashioner of the heavens, hath been lifted upon thee.’ Seized with transports of joy, and raising high her voice, she thus exclaimed: ‘May my life be a sacrifice to Thee, inasmuch as Thou hast fixed Thy gaze upon me, hast bestowed upon me Thy bounty, and hast directed towards me Thy steps. Separation from Thee, O Thou Source of everlasting life, hath well nigh consumed me, and my remoteness from Thy presence hath burned away my soul. All...

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This book isn't a novel with a plot in the traditional sense. Think of it as a spiritual postscript. Bahá'u'lláh, after writing the central book of laws for the Bahá'í Faith (the Kitáb-i-Aqdas), spent his final years revealing these 'Tablets.' They are addressed to specific individuals, to the community of believers, and to all of humanity. They cover everything from personal conduct and prayer to the unification of the world's peoples and the establishment of global peace.

Why You Should Read It

Reading this feels like overhearing a deeply important conversation. The tone shifts from fatherly guidance to urgent warnings about the state of the world. The core theme is unity—not just as a nice idea, but as a practical necessity for human survival. Bahá'u'lláh writes about justice, the harmony of science and religion, and the need to see the entire Earth as one homeland. It's surprisingly modern in its concerns, which makes it compelling even if you're not religious. You get a sense of a powerful vision trying to break through the noise of the 19th century (and our own).

Final Verdict

This is for the spiritually curious and the big-picture thinkers. It's perfect if you're interested in the founding documents of world religions, global ethics, or sources of hope for humanity's future. It's not a light read, but it is a direct one. You won't find parables or extended stories here; you'll find clear, potent ideas about how to build a better world. Approach it with an open mind, and you might find its vision startlingly relevant.



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George Torres
9 months ago

Surprisingly enough, the clarity of the writing makes this accessible. Absolutely essential reading.

Donald Wilson
5 months ago

As someone who reads a lot, the emotional weight of the story is balanced perfectly. I couldn't put it down.

Ava Thomas
1 year ago

Great read!

Sarah Jones
1 year ago

Finally a version with clear text and no errors.

Brian Davis
1 year ago

Just what I was looking for.

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