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1847 Nov - Dec 184- |
Bahá'u'lláh, who was living in Tihrán, visited the detainees from Qazvin and gave them money. [BKG41; DB278–9; GPB68]
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* Bahaullah (chronology); Assassinations; Mullá `Abdu'lláh; Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Hájí Mulla Muhammad Taqi; Cemeteries and graves; Firsts, other; Persecution, Iran; - Persecution, Arrests; - Persecution, Deaths; - Persecution; Tehran, Iran; Qazvin, Iran; Iran | First imprisonment of Bahá'u'lláh; first martyr on Persian soil |
1847 Oct - Nov 184- |
Táhirih was accused of instigating the assassination of her uncle, Muhammad Taqí Baraghání, and was confined to her father's house while about 30 Bábís were arrested. Four, including the assassin, were taken to Tihrán and held in the house of Khusraw Khán. [BKG41; BW18:380; DB276–8] | Assassinations; Mullá `Abdu'lláh; Hájí Mulla Muhammad Taqi; Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Khusraw Khan; Persecution, Iran; - Persecution, Arrests; - Persecution; Tehran, Iran; Iran | |
1847 Sep or Oct 184- |
The murder of Hájí Mullá Muhammad Taqí, the powerful uncle of Táhirih, by Mullá `Abdu'lláh of Shíráz. [B166; BBRSM216; DB276–8]
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Assassinations; Mullá `Abdu'lláh; Hájí Mulla Muhammad Taqi; Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Persecution, Iran; - Persecution; Iran | |
1847 c. Aug 184- |
Mullá Husayn was residing in Mashhad, in Khurásán, where he had been since returning from Shíráz in 1845. The leader of a local rebellion wished to enlist the Bábís on his side and sought a meeting with Mullá Husayn. To avoid entanglement in the affair, Mullá Husayn decided to make a pilgrimage to Máh-Kú. [TB56; DB254–5; MH133–5]
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Mulla Husayn; Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); * Bahaullah (chronology); Khurásán, Iran; Mah-Ku, Iran; Qazvin, Iran; Tehran, Iran | First meeting of Mullá Husayn and Táhirih |
1847 c. Aug - Sep 184- |
On her departure from Hamadán Táhirih asked most of the Arab Bábís travelling with her to return to Iraq. [B165; DB273]
Upon arriving in Qazvín, Táhirih refused her estranged husband's attempts at reconciliation and lived with her father. Her father-in-law Hájí Mullá Taqí, felt insulted and denounced the Shaykhís and Bábís. [B166; DB2736] |
Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Hájí Mulla Taqi; Hamadán, Iran; Qazvin, Iran; Iran | |
1847 Aug 184- |
Táhirih sent Mullá Ibráhím Mahallátí to present to the chief mujtahid of Hamadán her dissertation in defence of the Bábí Cause. Mahallátí was attacked and severely beaten. | Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Mulla Ibrahim Mahallati; Hamadán, Iran; Iran; Bábísm | |
1847 Jul to 1848 Apr 184- |
The people of Máh-Kú show markeded hostility to the Báb on His arrival. Later they were won over by His gentle manners and His love. They congregated at the foot of the mountain hoping to catch a glimpse of Him. [Bab129; DB244–5]
At the beginning of the Báb's incarceration the warden `Alí Khán kept the Báb strictly confined and allowed no visitors. He had a vision of the Báb engaged in prayer outside of the prison gates, knowing that the Báb is inside. He became humble and permitted the Bábís to visit the Báb. [Bab129–31; DB245–8] The winter the Báb spent in Máh-Kú was exceptionally cold. [DB252] Many of the Báb's writings were revealed in this period. [GPB24–5] |
* Báb, The (chronology); `Alí Khán; Bayan-i-Farsi (Persian Bayan); Bayan-i-Arabi (Arabic Bayan); Bayan; Dalail-i-Sabih (Seven Proofs); * Báb, Writings of; Tablet to Muhammad Shah; Muhammad Sháh; * Báb, The, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded; Mah-Ku, Iran; Iran; Najaf, Iran; Karbala, Iraq; Iraq | |
1847 Jul 184- |
The Báb in Máh-Kú The Báb arrived at the prison fortress of Máh-Kú (the Open Mountain). [Bab128; BW18:380] |
* Báb, The (chronology); Mah-Ku, Iran; Fortresses, castles and palaces; * Báb, The, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded; Mah-Ku, Iran; Iran | |
1847 c. May - Jun 184- |
The Báb arrived in Tabríz en route to Máh-Kú and was handed over to the officials of Nasir al-Din Mirza, to be imprisoned for forty days in the citadel of Tabriz, called the Ark. [BBR76; Connections by Vincent Flannery]
He was well received by the general populace. He spent His time in seclusion, being allowed only two visitors. [Bab127–8; DB237–40; GPB18; TN12]
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* Báb, The (chronology); Mah-Ku, Iran; Nasir al-Din Mírzá; Tabríz, Iran; Iran | |
1847 c. May 184- |
Birth of Fátimih (Munírih) Khánum, wife of `Abdu'l-Bahá, in Isfahán.
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Munirih Khanum; `Abdu'l-Bahá, Family of; Births and deaths; Shaykh Salman; Isfahan, Iran; Iran | |
1847 c. 17 Apr 184- |
The Báb sent a letter to the Sháh requesting an audience. [B121; DB229; TN11] Some accounts maintain that the prime minister intervened in the correspondence between the Báb and the Sháh. En route to Tabríz the Báb wrote to various people, including the Grand Vizier, the father and uncle of Táhirih, and Hájí Sulaymán Khán. Hujjat learned of this last letter and sent a message to the Bábís of Zanján to rescue the Báb. The Báb declined their assistance. [Bab124–5; DB235–6] |
* Báb, The (chronology); * Báb, Writings of; - Sháh; - Prime Ministers of Iran; - Prime Ministers; - Grand Viziers; Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); Hájí Sulayman Khan; Hujjat; Tabríz, Iran; Zanjan, Iran; Iran | |
1847 c. 1 – 17 Apr 184- |
One night the Báb disappeared and was found the next morning on the road coming from the direction of Tihrán. A look of confidence had settled on Him and His words have a new power. [B120–1; DB228–9]
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* Báb, The (chronology); Tehran, Iran; Iran; Amul, Iran; Iran | |
1847 1 Apr 184- |
The Báb received a letter and gifts from Bahá'u'lláh in Tihrán delivered to His Hands by Mulla Muhammad-Mihdiy-i-Kandi. The letter cheered His heart, He had been despondent since His arrest and departure from Shíráz. [Bab120; DB227; GPB678] | * Báb, The (chronology); Gifts; * Bahá'u'lláh, Writings of; Tehran, Iran; Shíráz, Iran; Iran | |
1847 Apr 184- |
The Báb received a courteous message from the Sháh, who, on the advice of his prime minister, Hájí Mírzá Áqásí, assigned Him to the fortress of Máh-Kú in the province of Ádharbáyján. The Báb was taken to Máh-Kú via Tabríz. [Bab121–2, 124; DB229–32; GPB16; TN11–12] | * Báb, The (chronology); - Sháh; Hájí Mírzá Aqasi; Fortress of Mah-Ku; * Báb, The, Basic timeline; - Basic timeline, Expanded; Mah-Ku, Iran; Azerbaijan; Tabríz, Iran; Iran | |
1847 Spring - Summer 184- |
Táhirih's activities in Iraq so alarm some Bábís of Kázimayn that they agitated against her. Siyyid `Alí Bishr wrote to the Báb in Máh-Kú on their behalf. The Báb replied praising Táhirih, causing the Kázimayn Bábís to withdraw from the Faith. [Bab163]
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Tahirih (Qurratu'l-'Ayn, Zarrín-Táj); * Báb, The (chronology); Hakim Masih; Kazimayn, Baghdad, Iraq; Baghdad, Iraq; Iraq; Mah-Ku, Iran; Iran; Hamadán, Iran; Kirmánsháh, Iran | First Bahá'í of Jewish background |
1847 29 Mar 184- |
The Báb arrived in Kulayn where He stayed for 20 days. [Bab120; DB227; TN11] | * Báb, The (chronology); Kulayn, Iran; Iran | |
1847 28 Mar 184- |
The Báb and His escort arrived at the fortress of Kinár-Gird, 28 miles from Tihrán. Muhammad Big, the head of the escort, received a message from Hájí Mírzá Áqásí, the prime minister, telling him to take the Báb to Kulayn to await further instructions. Bab119; DB225–6; GPB16] | * Báb, The (chronology); Fortress Kinar-Gird; Fortresses, castles and palaces; Muhammad Big; Hájí Mírzá Aqasi; Tehran, Iran; Kulayn, Iran; Iran | |
1847 21 Mar 184- |
En route to Tihrán Hájí Mírzá Áqásí instructed the Báb to break His journey by stopping in the village of Káshán some 50km (31 miles) from the capital. He spent three nights in the home of Hájí Mírzá Jání, a noted resident of that city who had realized in a dream that the Báb would be his guest. After some time the Báb wrote to the Sháh requesting a meeting. Hájí Mírzá Áqási, determined that the meeting not take place, instilled fear in the sovereign and persuaded him that the best plan would be to send him to Máh-Kú. [Bab118; DB8, 217–22]
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* Báb, The (chronology); Hájí Mírzá Jani; Dreams and visions; Tehran, Iran; Kashan, Iran; Iran | |
1847 4 Mar 184- |
The passing of Manúchihr Khán. His death had been predicted by the Báb 87 days earlier. The governor had made the Báb the beneficiary of his vast holdings, estimated to be 40 million francs, but his nephew Gurgín Khán appropriated everything after his death. [Bab116; DB212Note1, 213–214]
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Manuchihr Khan; In Memoriam; Births and deaths; * Báb, The (chronology); Gurgin Khan; Nusayri horsemen; Horses; Tehran, Iran; Isfahan, Iran; Iran | |
1847 22 Feb 184- |
Birth of Thornton Chase, designated the first American Bahá'í, in Springfield, Massachusetts. | Thornton Chase; Births and deaths; Springfield, MA; Massachusetts, USA; United States (USA) | First American Bahá'í |
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