Kashkúl is an anthology of Shaykhi, Babi, and Baha’i writings not familiar to English-speakers. A kashkul is an alms bowl, such as the one used by Baha’u'llah during his sojourn in the mountains of northern Iraq (pictured in the title above). It is also what some Shi`i scholars, like Shaykh Ahmad al-Ahsa’i, called anthologies of their favorite writings.
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Congratulations! congratulations!
أتقدم بأحرّ التهاني وأطيب التبريكات
ألهم الله قلمك وملأ هذا الكشكول بالتحف والروائع
دمت في أمان المنان
Dear Will,
This is a light upon light.Thank you for this marvelous site.May Baha'u'llah bless you all the time.
Congratulations, Will. Please post your 2004 Irfan Colloquium talk on "Tea," if you have the audio file.
Allah-u-Abha! It’s been a while since you posted anything. What’s up?