Q.1.
How did Shoghi Effendi learn that ‘Abdu’l-Bahá had appointed him as the Guardian of the Faith?
Q.2.
When the Guardian started his work in Haifa in 1922 one of his first considerations was that the Universal House of Justice be elected. Why was it not possible for the election to happen at that time?
Q.3.
He married Mary Sutherland Maxwell inIn what city did she grow up?
Q.4.
The Guardian encouraged the Bahá’ís to share the teachings and principles of the Faith with a wider audience by means of well-thought out plans of a fixed duration. What made the first plan for the British Isles particularly difficult?
Q.5.
Shoghi Effendi wrote only one book in English. Which book was it?
Q.6.
What is the principal method by which Shoghi Effendi guided and inspired the Bahá’ís from 1922 to 1957?
Q.7.
One of the Guardian’s major achievements was the development of the Bahá’í land and buildings on Mount Carmel. Which of the following did he achieve?
Q.8.
At different stages in his ministry Shoghi Effendi appointed a number of Bahá’ís as advisors. They had the ability to travel widely and inspire others in the work of the Faith. They were known as what?
Q.9.
In which city do Bahá’ís visit the resting place of Shoghi Effendi?
Q.10.
Which Oxford College did Shoghi Effendi attend?