- 1848-07-17 —
The Bábís left Badasht for Mázindarán. They were attacked by a mob of more than 500 outside the village of Níyálá. [B170–1; BKG46–7; BW18:380; DB298; GPB68]
- Bahá'u'lláh travelled to Núr with Táhirih. He entrusted her into the care of Shaykh Abú-Turáb-i-Ishtahárdí, to be taken to a place of safety. [BKG48; DB299]
- Bahá'u'lláh travelled to Núr `in easy stages'. By September He was in Bandar-Jaz. [BKG48]
- 1848-09-00 — Bahá'u'lláh was in Bandar-Jaz (now Bandar-e Gaz). An edict came from Muhammad Sháh ordering His arrest. The man who was to have made the arrest was, on that very day, preparing a feast for Bahá'u'lláh and so delayed the arrest. News of the death of the flizih cancelled the decree. [DB 298-300; BW19p381
- 1918-03-15 — Áqá Mírzá Javád, I`timádu't-Tujjár, was shot in Bandar Jaz and the houses of the Bahá'ís were looted, causing the death of Javád's 14-year-old nephew. [BW18:387]
- 1944-09-00 —
Following the murder of Bahá'ís at Sháhrúd, Iran, and the widespread publicity on the outcome of the trial, there was an upsurge in persecution of Bahá'ís throughout Iran. [BW18p389]
- At Ábádih Bahá'ís were beaten and their houses were sacked. [BW18:389]
- The Bahá'í centre at Bandar Jaz was attacked. [BW18:389]
- Two Bahá'ís were knifed at Bandar Sháh. The attackers were set free and attacked a further three Bahá'ís, leaving one an invalid. [BW18:390]
- Bahá'ís, including women and children, were attacked and beaten at Bushrúyih, their homes and shops looted and burned and the Bahá'í cemetery desecrated. [BW18:390]
- Bahá'í houses were attacked and looted at Fárán, Káshán and Ná'in. [BW13:390]
- Bahá'í houses were set on fire in Gulpáygán and Zábul. [BW18:390]
- Bahá'ís were driven from town in Bujnúrd, Gunábád and Tabas. [BW18:390]
- The Bahá'í cemetery at Mahmúdábád was desecrated.
- Bahá'ís were beaten at Miyán-du-áb, Rafsanján, Sangsar and Sírján. [BW18:390]
- Bahá'ís were stoned at Qasr-i-Shírín. [BW18:390]
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