On the night of May 22, 1844, in a small room of a house in Shiráz, Iran, a young guest sat before his young Host, who was none other than the return of Elijah to the Jews, the return of John the Baptist to the Christians, Húshídar for the Zoroastrians, the promised Qá'im for the Shia Muslims and the expected Mahdi for the Sunni Muslims. Later he would be called by Bahá'u'lláh "the King of the Messengers".
This is the translation into Spanish of the original version "Mullá Husayn: Disciple at dawn".
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The young guest, the first to receive the new Message, felt as if the heavens had opened before him while sitting in the room listening to the Manifestation of God. He tells us that he was "bewitched by His expression, alien to the hour", that he seemed to feel "all the delights, all the ineffable glories, that the Almighty has referred in His Book, the ineffable possessions of the people of Paradise".
The guest believed and, faithful to the promise he had made to his Lord, served Him and spread His Message with unwavering faith and devotion.
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