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Caption AUSTIN, TEXAS—University of Texas students had an opportunity to hear songs about the Bahá'í Faith as a week-long proclamation program climaxed March 16 with a program by the Threadgills, a troupe of Bahá'í singers from Austin. The campus proclamation got another small assist one afternoon when chimes in the Main Building Tower pealed three songs: "God is One", "Toko Zani", and "Alláh'u'Abhá". (Photo by George Miller).
Source The American Bahá’í. Volume 4, Issue 6. Pg 13. View as PDF.

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