In the middle of the night of August 5, 1972,
I
shráq-
Khávarí woke up with a pain in the chest
but before any help could be rendered he
passed away.
I
shráq
Khávarí ranslated into Persian
The
Dawn-Breakers; Tibyán va Burhán (two volumes);
Dalil va Irshád. His original works
include a calendar, recording important data
during the first Bahá'í century; a study outline
for the
Kitáb-i-Iqán (in four volumes); study
outlines for two epistles from the Guardian,
dated 100 and 105 B.E.; a refutation of an
attack on the Cause;
Muházarát (talks on
various subjects at Bahá'í Conferences); a
short account of the life of the Purest Branch;
a brief biography of Muhammad 'All Salmání.
In addition, he authored books on non-Bahá'í
subjects and made many compilations from
Bahá'í Holy Writings. One of the most useful
of these is
Ganjínih-i-Hudúd va Ahkám which
gives the laws and ordinances of the
Kitáb-iAqdas and texts from other Holy Writings
bearing upon them.
These books, essays and compilations will
remain as a lasting tribute to I
shráq-
Khávarí's
services to the Cause of God in the early stages
of its Formative Age.
