The Báb was executed in Tabriz, in 1850. The execution only took place on a second attempt: the first squad - a full 750 men - failed to hit the target, and refused to continue with the process. A second squad completed the task. The Báb's remains, thrown outside the city, were recovered and hidden […]
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
The Báb was born in Shiraz, and was named 'Ali Muhammad. His family were prominent merchants in the city. Both sides of the family were descended from the Prophet Muhammad, and so he wore the traditional green turban of a 'Siyyid' as evidence of this status. He declared himself a Messenger of God in 1844 […]
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
The Birthdays of the Báb and Bahá’u’lláh are celebrated together. The celebration date changes slightly from year to year.