ʻAlí-Muhammad Varqá
Last Hand of the Cause of God, Baháʼí Faith
Born
1911
114 years ago
Died
September 22nd, 2007
17 years ago — 96 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Iran
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Served as the last Hand of the Cause of God within the Baháʼí Faith. Appointed to this position in 1992, took on significant responsibilities in guiding and supporting the global Baháʼí community. Played a crucial role in promoting the teachings and principles of the Baháʼí Faith internationally. Contributed to the deepening and strengthening of Baháʼí institutions and organizations during his tenure. Passed away in 2007, leaving a legacy of leadership within the community.
Served as the last Hand of the Cause of God
Guided the global Baháʼí community
Promoted Baháʼí teachings internationally
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