Games and Plays
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 Ivan Lloyd has created this website in the spirit of service to illustrate the early history of the Heroic Age of the Baha'i Faith, in wonderful art work. |
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 Click on the picture Compilation by: Jeanette Hedayati Shaykh Ahmed and Siyyid Kazim in Karbila Art work of Ivan Lloyd (see above info@ivanlloyd.com) |
| Jim Schechter, who can be reached at: jims@mveng.com wrote and presented plays of the history of the Faith for junior youth classes. He will be glad to send you more information or come and present those plays for your schools or groups. He presented those plays at Bosch Bahá’í School. You are welcome to use the plays. |
Art work of Ivan Lloyd; see above
info@ivanlloyd.com
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In the above Ghazal Hafez mentions that he saw “Noure Khoda” or light of God, in the “kharabat- e-Moqan”. Our research shows that “kharabat- e-Moqan”, as Shahriar Shahriari translates it to the “Tavern of the Magi”, is the ancient city of Ray near Tehran, Iran. It is amazing to realize that Bahá’u’lláh, which is an Arabic word, would be “Noure Khoda” when translated into Persian. Bahá’u’lláh was from the city of Noure in Iran and received His revelation or light of God “Noure Khoda” in the dungeon of Siachal-e-Tehran near the ruins of city of Ray. More amazing is that Hafiz, who was born in the early 1300’s, saw Noure Khoda while he was in Shiraz. |
 A prolific and accomplished Persian musician, Ostad Mohammad Reza Lotfi, who was head of the School of Music at Tehran University between 1978 and 1980, plays tar and sings the Hafez’s Gazal 357. “Dar kharabat e moqan nour e khoda mibinam” Click here to watch Click here to save |
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Karen Webb who can be reached at: minissa2003@yahoo.com wrote and presented plays on the birth of the Báb which can be downloaded and used. |