| Key | BIB35905 |
| Reference type | Journal Article |
| Title | Bakhai v Rossiĭskoĭ imperii : pervaia organizovannaia obshchina za predelami Irana |
| Journal | Strany i narody vostoka (Moskva) |
| Translated title | Bahá'ís in the Russian Empire : First Organized Community Outside Iran |
| Author | Ioannesian, IU. A. |
| Year | 2015 |
| Volume | 36 |
| Abstract | Baha’is, who moved to the Ashkhabad area from Persia soon after that territory had been incorporated into the Russian Empire, formed a fully organized religious community there which was the first in its kind in the history of this religion. It reached a high level of development in a region which was then characterized by an almost absolute illiteracy of the local population. The community went down in history also as the site of the first Baha’i temple in the world. The article provides data about other Baha’i communities and groups in pre-revolutionary Russia too. It considers the policy of the Russian government and the attitude of Russia’s academic and literary circles towards the Baha’i religion and its communities on the basis of archival materials. |
| Language | Russian |
| Keywords | RUSSIA; TURKMENISTAN; ISHQABAD; HISTORY |
| Pages | 72–96 |
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