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| 1845 8 Jan
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The first notice of the Bábi faith that was recorded by a European was the report of Major Rawlinson, the British Consul in Baghdad, concerning the trial of Mulla Aliy-i-Bastami. He wrote to Sir Stratford Canning, the British Ambassador in Istanbul.
He subsequently wrote to Lt-Col Justin Sheil, the British Minister in Tihran on the 16th of January and again to Canning on the 25th of the month. [BBRp4, 83-90] |
- Persecution, Court cases; Baghdad, Iraq; Fatwa; Henry Rawlinson; Justin Sheil; Mullá ‘Alíy-i-Basṭámí; Persecution, Iraq; Stratford Canning; Trials | The first notice of the Bábi faith that was recorded by a European |
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