Dr. Farzam Rafati offers a fascinating exploration of the geographical terms and locations referenced in the Bahá’í Writings, revealing their historical, theological, and symbolic significance. He examines how Bahá’u’lláh used real-world cities, biblical and Islamic locations, and even mystical and legendary places to express profound spiritual truths. Through an analysis of places like Shiraz, Baghdad, Zion, and the mystical “Frequented Fane,” this talk uncovers layers of meaning that connect geography to prophecy, divine expression, and humanity’s spiritual journey.