Regarding his instruction to the N.S.A. of Iran to the effect that
Baha'u'llah's writings in Arabic should not be translated into Persian;
this applies to the translation of the revealed words into Persian only.
Your Assembly, therefore, may proceed with its plan for the rendering of
the Tablet of Ahmad, the three daily obligatory prayers and other Tablets,
into Urdu.
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With reference to ... question whether it is permissible for the Baha'is
to see pictures; there is nothing in the Teachings that would forbid such
a practice.
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Also with regard to the practice of circumcision; the Teachings bear no
reference to this matter, and it is therefore not enjoined upon the
believers.