| ←Bahá’í Life; Ego, Sacrifice, Self and Service | Lights of Guidance , compiled by Helen Hornby V. BEGGING, CHARITIES AND THE POOR |
Calamities and Crisis→ |
A. Begging
- 409. Begging is Forbidden—House of Justice to Provide for Disabled
- 410. Beggars—Most Despised of Men in the Sight of God
B. Charity
- 411. Charity is the Very Essence of the Teachings
- 412. Contributions to Charity by Assemblies and Individuals
- 413. Surest Way of Lifting Once and for All Burden of Hunger and Misery
- 414. There Are Many Ways that Help Can be Rendered to Suffering Fellow-Men
- 415. Bahá’ís Have the Divinely-Given Remedy for the Ills of Mankind
- 416. When a Bahá’í Finds it Essential to Seek the Help of Others
- 417. Local Spiritual Assembly Should Extend Helping Hand to the Poor
- 418. How a Bahá’í May Help his Fellow-Believer Through the Institutions
