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AU1_1STChristopher
AU1_2NDBuck
LG1_THISEnglish
FILE_NAMEbuck_bahais_encyclopedia_quran-2001
PUB_THISE. J. Brill
CITY_THISLeiden
DATE_THIS2001
COLLECTION1Encyclopedia
VOLUMEVol. 1, A-D
TITLE_THISBahá'ís
TITLE_PARENTEncyclopaedia of the Qur'an
PAGE_RANGE197-199
POST_DATE2004-07-20
POST_BYJonah Winters
PERMISSIONauthor
BLURBThe Bahá'í Faith's continuities and discontinuities with Islam. This is the only Bahá'í-related article in The Encyclopaedia of the Qur’an.
NOTESAlso available in the Encyclopaedia of the Qur’an Online. See also the longer 2016 version of this article, also posted at academia.edu.

The nature of this publication is such that the Bahá'í Faith is treated in almost purely Islamic terms. However, the Bábí religion is described as "super-Islamic" by dint of its intense Imamocentrism (as pointed out by Todd Lawson), while the Bahá'í Faith is characterized as "supra-Islamic" by virtue of its universalism. [-C.B.]

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