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Ibrahim George Kheiralla (11
November 1849 - 6
March 1929; Arabic: إبراهيم جورج خير الله), born in the
Sidon Eyalet of
Beirut of the
Ottoman Empire, was...
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Sabah Salah Zulfikar Ahmed Mazhar Mariam Fakhr Eddine Cinematography Aly
Kheiralla Wadid Sirry Edited by
Fekry Rostom Music by Ali
Ismael Production company...
- not been invited.
Kheiralla endorsed ʻAbdu'l-Bahá as head of the
religion and
Edward praised and
embraced Kheiralla though Kheiralla did not
return the...
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Edith Rothschild as
beggar woman Marjorie Claire Bowden as
witch Gulnar Kheiralla as
fairy godmother Davis, Lon. "Zoe Rae:
Child Star of the 1910s" The...
- Handwörterbuch. Bd. 6. 1923–1931. 3. L-R. Berlin,
Verlag Chemie, 1938, S.1811. Ali
Kheiralla, . Muskhelishvili, N.I.Some
Basic problems of the
mathematical theory...
- ʻAlí
including such
prominent Bahá’ís as
Mirza Javad and
Ibrahim George Kheiralla, an
early Baháʼí
missionary to America.
Muhammad ʻAlí and
Mirza Javad...
- Covenant-breaking; one per year on average. Mírzá
Muhammad ʻAlí
Ibrahim George Kheiralla Ruth
Berkeley White (1920s)
Hermann Zimmer (1920s)
Julia Lynch Olin (1939)...
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freed thus
ending the
danger to ʻAbdu'l-Baha. Meanwhile,
Ibrahim George Kheiralla, a
Syrian Christian,
converted to the Baháʼí Faith,
emigrated to the United...
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Muhammad ʻAlí and
various other Unitarian Bahais,
including Ibrahim George Kheiralla. This
schism had very
little effect overall. In the ʻAkká area, the followers...
- Honoré Jackson.
Kheiralla moved once again, to Kenosha, Wisconsin, in 1895,
where a
large Baháʼí
community soon developed. In 1898,
Kheiralla undertook a...
