Bahá'í Era
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The Bahá'í Era or B.E. is the date notation of the Bahá'í calendar, with 21 March, 1844 AD being the first day of the first year.[1] The period from 21 March, 2007 to 20 March, 2008 is the year 164 BE. It is a part of the Bahá'í cycle.
The Bahá'í era is divided in dispensations, ages, epochs and stages.[2]
[edit] Notes
- ^ Curtis, Larry (2004-03-06). A Day in the Bahá'í Calendar. bcca.org. Retrieved on 2006-09-24.
- ^ Ages and Cycles by Moojan Momen
[edit] External links
- Introduction to the History of the Bahá'í Faith
- The Majestic Process: Cycles, Eras, Ages, Epochs and Stages
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