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| 1907 (In the year) |
Pritam Singh, an Assistant Master of Economics at Chiefs College in Lahore, accepted the Faith, the first Sikh to do so. [BFA2:269] |
Lahore; Pakistan |
Pritam Singh; Sikhism; First believers by background |
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| 1933 Jan |
The National Spiritual Assembly of India and Burma incorporated in Lahore, in the state of Punjab under the provisions of the Societies Registration Act of 1960. [GPB336] |
India; Lahore; Punjab; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Recognition |
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| 1938 Ridván |
The National Spiritual Assembly of India, (Pakistan) and Burma launched a Six Year Plan (1838-1944). [Ruhi 8.2 p46, BBRSM158]
Lack of funds prevent the plan from being implemented until 1940. [SBBH2:160] |
India; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Teaching Plans; Teaching Plans, National |
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| 1946 Ridván |
India and Burma launched a Four and One-Half Year Plan. (1946-1951) [Ruhi 8.2 p46] |
India; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Teaching Plans; Teaching Plans, National |
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| 1946 Oct |
A four-and-a-half year teaching plan for India, Pakistan and Burma (1946–50) was launched. [BBRSM158; CB316] |
India; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Teaching Plans; Teaching Plans, National |
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| 1951 (In the year) |
The Nineteen-Month Teaching Plan (1951–3) for India, Pakistan and Burma was launched. [BBRSM158; DND148–50] |
India; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Nineteen-Month Teaching Plan; Teaching plans; Teaching plans, National |
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| 1951 Ridván |
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of India, Pakistan and Burma launched the Two Year Plan (1951-1953). [Ruhi 8.2 p46] |
India; Pakistan; Myanmar (Burma) |
Teaching Plans; Teaching Plans, National |
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| 1957 Ridván |
The National Spiritual Assembly of Pakistan was formed. |
Pakistan |
NSA |
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| 1968 (In the year) |
The Bahá’í Publishing Committee based in Karachi developed into a Bahá’í Publishing Trust responsible for translation and publication into Urdu, English, Persian, Arabic, Sindhi, Pushtu, Balochi, Gojri, Balti and other regional languages. |
Karachi; Pakistan |
Publishing Trusts; Translation |
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| 1976 24 – 25 Mar |
The first Continental Youth Conference of Western Asia took place in Karachi, Pakistan. [BW16:265] |
Karachi; Pakistan; Asia |
Conferences, Bahai; Conferences, Youth; Youth; First conferences |
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| 1978 Mar |
The first Bahá’í-owned school in Pakistan, the New Day Montessori, opened in Karachi. |
Karachi; Pakistan |
Bahai schools |
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| 1981 Apr |
In Pakistan a constitutional amendment named the Bahá’í Faith among the non-Muslim faiths of the country, thus according it legal recognition. [BW18:107; VV67] |
Pakistan |
Constitutions; Recognition |
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| 1990 Jan |
The first local spiritual assembly comprised entirely of newly enrolled Bahá'ís of Ahmadiyyah background is formed in Chak No. 8P Katta, Pakistan. [BINS219:5] |
Katta; Pakistan |
LSA; Ahmadiyyah |
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| 1994 Jul 6 – 10 |
The first Children's Bahá'í Summer School of Pakistan was held in Abbottabad, attended by 13 children. [BINS324:5] |
Abbottabad; Pakistan |
Summer schools |
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from the main catalogue
- Historical Account of Two Indian Babis: Sa'en Hindi and Sayyid Basir Hindi, by Sepehr Manuchehri (2001). Includes translated excerpts from a number of Persian sources on these two individuals. [about]
- Jamál Effendi and the early history of the Bahá'í Faith in South Asia, by Moojan Momen, in Bahá'í Studies Review, 9 (1999). Includes maps on Jamal Effendi's journeys in India, and journeys in Southeast Asia. [about]
- References to the Bahá'í Faith in the U.S. State Department's Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, by United States Department of State (1991). Excerpts from the State Department's annual compilation of Country Reports on Human Rights Practices on discrimination against the Baha'i Faith and persecution of its adherents in twenty countries. [about]
- Religious Minority Rights, by Christopher Buck, in Islamic World, ed. Andrew Rippin (2008). Discussion of three minority religions within Islamic states that have experienced persecution and hardships which attracted the attention of the international community: the Alevis, the Ahmadiyya, and Baha'is. [about]
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