Books by Bahiyyih Nakhjavani

All Bahá'í parents face special problems in bringing up their children in a world dominated by very different principles from those governing a Bahá'í society. This book meets those problems head on, as it explores human nature and the rich theme of 'the Covenant', with its implications for family and community.Quotations from the Bahá'í Writings tie the book closely to the source of its inspiration, and the author's own imagination and vitality build a bridge from ideals to everyday life.The author comes from a distinguished Bahá'í family and herself has a daughter.

An exploration in the Baha'i Writings of the dual nature of human relationships.

Features a tale of what befalls nine different individuals travelling the desert route between Mecca and Medina in the middle of the nineteenth century, as they encounter a mysterious saddlebag that changes each of their lives. It seems a perfectly ordinary saddlebag when the Thief steals it from a Pilgrim; but what are its contents?

We abandon our true homeland when we cannot identify with other people.

Men died when women began to read.