In the middle of 1947, the Lebanese newspapers published news of the execution of Dr. Dahesh in Azerbaijan, north of Iran, providing by way of evidence two photographs supposedly of Dr. Dahesh, before and after the execution. The truth is that Dr. Dahesh, at that time, was living in Beirut away from public notice due to the oppressive persecution by the Lebanese government. As for who was the man executed and what the secret of the news was, the answer to these questions is provided in the introduction to the book.
When news of the death of Dr. Dahesh spread out, his friends and acquaintances paid tribute to him: enumerating his virtues, and his outstanding qualities as well as his positive influence on them. This book comprises the sum total of the eulogies which were written, in addition to selections of the handwriting of those who eulogized him.

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This is the second volume in the Series, The miracles of Dr. Dahesh and His Wondrous Prodigies. The author continues his account of Dr. Dahesh's miracles which he started in the first volume. They include the instantaneous growth of a seed and the spiritual explanations for this miraculous act, the total integration of one material object with another material object with another material object, and the total change of a newspaper issue into another issue of a future date. What distinguishes this volume is its recording of spiritual messages.

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What are the motives behind Dante’s Divine Comedy or Dr. Dahesh’s Inferno? What are Dante’s and Dr. Dahesh’s concepts of Hell? How did they portray the environment of Hell, the devilish methods of torture, the role of the devils, and the conditions of the damned?
You find an answer to these questions and others in the comparative study of two great authors and their books.

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A lecture in English presented in the Faculty for Comparative Study of Religions in Antwerpen, Belgium. The author discusses some of the teachings and concepts of Daheshism like its views of God, cosmic order and man's place in the cosmic system, divine justice, reincarnation, just retribution, and freedom. He interprets in light of the Daheshist teachings some of the happenings of daily life and human affairs.

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Tens of essays and comments give the reader an overview of Dr. Dahesh’s voluminous literary output, the rich and deep significance of his ideas, the sublimity of his purpose, the beauty of his style, and the diversity of his works.

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Dr. Dahesh books' review

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The author narrates the story of his acquaintance with Dr. Dahesh as well as some of the miracles he had witnessed. He also relates what he was able to gather of Dr. Dahesh’s opinions and their impact on the general public.

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The Preface to this book summarizes the major thrust of the book thus: "The great importance of this book is derived from its central figure, Dr. Dahesh, around whom all the events related therein evolve. It is an unpretentious, humble, and true testimony of the man, his deeds, and doctrine, written as a token of gratitude, and tribute to his humanity and unsurpassed greatness, which had the effect of transforming the author's life entirely, making his experience an actual rebirth of his self."

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A long poem divided into many cantos in which the author expresses through a poetically symbolic language the spiritual message of the founder of Daheshism. The voice of Dr. Dahesh is heard in this book sometimes rising in thundering warning tones, at other times, whispering in comforting, soft melodious words; but at either case, the voice has a moral tenor.

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