The Secret of Divine Civilization

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The Secret of Divine Civilization is a seminal Bahá'í treatise that outlines principles for social progress, good governance, and the modernization of society in harmony with spiritual values.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bahá'í text
book
religious treatise
addressesAudience Persian statesmen NERFINISHED
people of Iran
reformers
advocates adoption of useful aspects of Western civilization
constitutional government
reform of governance
rule of law
universal education
associatedWithMovement Persian Constitutional Revolution (intellectual background) NERFINISHED
author ʻAbdu'l‑Bahá NERFINISHED
centralConcept consultation
education
justice
moderation
service to humanity
true civilization
emphasizes correlation of spiritual and material development
moral and spiritual foundations of progress
responsibility of citizens toward the state
responsibility of rulers toward the people
genre ethical treatise
political treatise
influenced Bahá'í social teachings
Iranian reform discourse
keyPrinciple consultative decision-making
elimination of prejudice
promotion of sciences and arts
public welfare as purpose of government
opposes blind imitation of the West
originalLanguage Persian
placeOfComposition ʻAkká NERFINISHED
primaryTheme good governance
harmony of spiritual and material civilization
modernization of society
social progress
publicationYear 1875
publisherOfEnglishEdition Bahá'í Publishing Trust NERFINISHED
relatedWork Some Answered Questions NERFINISHED
Tablets of the Divine Plan NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Bahá'í Faith NERFINISHED
titleInPersian Risālih-ʼī madanīyyih NERFINISHED
translatedInto Arabic
English
French

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ʻAbdu'l‑Bahá workAuthored The Secret of Divine Civilization