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    This document is the dedication page for a collection of sacred Mandaean scrolls titled "Diwan Haran Gauaitha". It is dedicated to Mandaeans who participated in a historic baptism ceremony involving 360 consecutive baptisms performed over seven days in 2002 in Iraq. It acknowledges several religious leaders and priests who conducted and contributed to the successful ceremony, elevating the status of one individual. It provides contact information for the publisher regarding other Mandaean publications and resources.

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    This document is the dedication page for a collection of sacred Mandaean scrolls titled "Diwan Haran Gauaitha". It is dedicated to Mandaeans who participated in a historic baptism ceremony involving 360 consecutive baptisms performed over seven days in 2002 in Iraq. It acknowledges several religious leaders and priests who conducted and contributed to the successful ceremony, elevating the status of one individual. It provides contact information for the publisher regarding other Mandaean publications and resources.

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    This document is the dedication page for a collection of sacred Mandaean scrolls titled "Diwan Haran Gauaitha". It is dedicated to Mandaeans who participated in a historic baptism ceremony involving 360 consecutive baptisms performed over seven days in 2002 in Iraq. It acknowledges several religious leaders and priests who conducted and contributed to the successful ceremony, elevating the status of one individual. It provides contact information for the publisher regarding other Mandaean publications and resources.

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    Sacred Scrolls

    (Haran Gauaitha)

    Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki


    2010
    Sydney Australia

    Diwan Haran Gauaitha


    Mandaean Sacred Scroll
    (C) Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki ; 2010
    All rights reserved.
    Created for electronic resources by Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki, Sydney Australia.
    Other Mandaic publications and resources are available. Please contact for back
    catalogue or further information.
    Website: www.yardna.org
    Email: [email protected]
    Post:
    PO Box 65
    Luddenham, NSW 2745
    Australia

    National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry

    Title: Mandaean diwans - sacred scrolls [electronic resource] : diwan haran gauaitha /
    editors, Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki, Brian Mubaraki.
    ISBN: 9781876888176 (CD-ROM)
    Subjects: Mandaeans--Sacred books.
    Other Authors/Contributors:
    Al-Mubaraki, Majid Fandi.
    Mubaraki, Brian.
    Dewey Number: 299.932

    DEDICATION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    This work is dedicated to all Mandaeans in particular those who contributed,


    participated and celebrated the Great Baptism - Masbuta d Hibil Ziwa - which consists
    of 360 baptisms, conducted for the first time in the modern Mandaean era.
    The 360 consecutive baptisms were performed in the river Tigris in the Iraqi cities of
    Baghdad and Amara, over a seven day period from Sunday 25th August to Sunday 1st
    September 2002. Elevating and restoring the baptizand, Zaid Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki,
    to a Halalli status.
    The following religious leaders, holy men and priests conducted, participated, and
    contributed to the success of this wonderful, momentus and important religious and
    historic event:
    Tarmida Khaldoun Majid Abdullah; Tarmida Kareem Salman Arabi;
    Tarmida Salam Jabaar Jetheer; Tarmida Muthina Majeed Klaasi; Tarmida
    Ghazi Sheik Khalaf Sheik Jetheer; Tarmida Ghasan Thari Bniah AlUthmani; Tarmida Salim Shakheer Shleebiz; Tarmida Majid Dakhel
    Nasser; Tarmida Haithim Mahdi Saaed; Tarmida Haithim Saleem Shahir
    and the Shkanda Mugbil Kareem Salman.
    In addition, hundreds of Mandaeans from all walks of life and from every corner of the
    globe contributed to the success of this Great Baptism, in particular we wish to
    acknowledge:
    Mr. Mubarak Haial Mraibut Mubarak; Mr. Muneer Wafeeq Mathkour; Mr.
    Saleem Shahir; Mr. Jabar Flayfil Al-Saifi and his family; Mr. Mansour
    Jabaar Mansour Al-Azazi; Mr. Majid Saaer.

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