Boni Ngaia te Mimitong… • Tataro aika a Okoro Aroia • Tataro Ni Bahá’í

Tablet of Ahmad - He is the King, the All-Knowing, the Wise! Lo, the Nightingale of Paradise singeth upon the twigs of the Tree of Eternity, with holy and sweet melodies, proclaiming to the sincere ones the…

Bahá’u’lláh • 652 words

Fire Tablet - In the Name of God, the Most Ancient, the Most Great. Indeed the hearts of the sincere are consumed in the fire of separation: Where is the gleaming of the light of Thy Countenance, O…

Bahá’u’lláh • 1187 words

Tablet of the Holy Mariner - He is the Gracious, the Well-Beloved! O Holy Mariner! Bid thine ark of eternity appear before the Celestial Concourse, Glorified be my Lord, the All-Glorious! Launch it upon the ancient…

Bahá’u’lláh • 1288 words

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…

Bahá’u’lláh • 766 words

Tablet of Riḍván - The Divine Springtime is come, O Most Exalted Pen, for the Festival of the All-Merciful is fast approaching. Bestir thyself, and magnify, before the entire creation, the name of God, and…

Bahá’u’lláh • 2013 words

Navváb resting-place - Salutation and blessing and glory upon thee, O Holy Leaf that hath sprung from the Divine Lote-Tree! I bear witness that thou hast believed in God and in His signs, and answered His Call,…

Bahá’u’lláh • 166 words

Tablets of Visitation

The praise which hath dawned from Thy most august Self, and the glory which hath shone forth from Thy most effulgent Beauty, rest upon Thee, O Thou Who art the Manifestation of Grandeur,…

Bahá’u’lláh • 718 words

He is the All-Glorious! O God, my God! Lowly and tearful, I raise my suppliant hands to Thee and cover my face in the dust of that Threshold of Thine, exalted above the knowledge of the…

‘Abdu’l-Bahá • 293 words

Selections from Days of Remembrance

Birth of the Báb - This is a Tablet We have addressed unto that night wherein the heavens and the earth were illumined by a Light that cast its radiance over the entire creation. Blessed art thou, O night!…

Bahá’u’lláh • 780 words

Birth of Bahá’u’lláh - The Birthday Festival is come, and He Who is the Beauty of God, the All-Powerful, the All-Compelling, the All-Loving, hath ascended His throne. Well is it with the one who in this Day hath…

Bahá’u’lláh • 586 words

Birth of Bahá’u’lláh - This is the month wherein was born He Who beareth the Most Great Name, Whose appearance hath caused the limbs of humankind to quake and the dust of Whose footsteps the Concourse on high and…

Bahá’u’lláh • 348 words

Bahá’í Prayers

Special Tablets

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(Te tataro aio ae e kaotaki iroun ‘Abdu’l-Bahá e wawarekaki ni Bangotana. E kona ni kabonganaaki naba n te tataro iroun te aomata i bon irouna).

Ane atonga te tataro aio ma te nanorinano ao Te Bábanennano e na uota te kukurei ao te rauaki nakon nanon te Tia Beku aio; e na riki n ai aron te kaitibo ma Ngaia, te mata nakon te mata.

Boni Ngaia te Mimitong ni kabane.

Te Atua ae Atuau! Ma te nanorinano ao te matan-tang, I tabeki baiu ni bubuti Nakoim ao I rabuna moau ni bubuntanon matan Am mataroa arei, ni karietataaki nakon rabakauia naake a atai-bwai, ao iaon naba neboaia ni kabane ake a Neboiko. Ma Am taratara ae e raoiroi, an taraa ma kaninganingan matan Am nanoanga Am tia beku aio, ae nanorinano ma ni mangori i matan Am mataroa, ao katebonakoa inanon Marawan Am raoiroi ae e aki totoki.

Te Uea! Boni ngaia Am toro ae akea arona, ae e mangori, ae e mamatenanona Iroum, ae e Bububutiko, ae e tauaki inanon Baim, ae e Onimakiniko, ae e tang i Moam, ae e Weweteiko ma ni Bubutiko ma ni kangai:

O te Uea, ae Atuau! Anganai Am raoiroi bwa Nna beku ibukiia naake a tangiraki Iroum, kamatoai n au beku Ibukim, kaota ramau ma te ota n taromauri inanon Am kabowi ae e tabu ma te tataro nakon Abanueam ae mimitong. Buokai bwa Nna kaakeai i karawan tabon-rinin Am mataroa, ao buokai bwa Nna mwaawa man bwaai nako ake a mena inanon ike iai Ngkoe. Te Uea! Anganai bwa Nna moi man mangkon te aki-tabeakinai i bon irou; kaunikaai ma kunikaina, ao kateboai inanon marawana. Karikai bwa te bubu-n-tano are e mena inanon kawaiia naake a tangiraki Iroum, ao kariaia bwa Nna anga tamneiu ibukin aon tanon are e a tia ni kateretereaki man tarinwaeia naake a tia n rineaki Iroum inanon kawaim, O Ngkoe Uean te Mimitong ae te katoki n Rietata.

E Weweteiko Am toro n te tataro aio, n te aiota ao te tairiki. Kakoroa bukin nanona, O te Uea! Kaotaa nanona, kakukurei bwabwana, kauraa otana, bwa e aonga ni beku ibukin A Waaki ma Am tabonibai.

Boni Ngkoe te Tia Angaanga, te Tangiri matanaomata, te Katoki n Akoi, te Raoiroi, te Nanoanga, te Atataiaomata.

‘Abdu’l-Bahá