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Tag: "Borázján, Iran"

tag name Borázján, Iran type: Geographic locations

web link bahai-library.com/tags/Borazjan,_Iran
related tags Búshihr, Iran; Iran
notes Borázján — today a town and county in Búshihr Province but historically part of Fárs — served in the mid-19th century as a small, yet strategically significant, caravan station on the royal route between Búshihr and Shíráz. Travelers and messengers routinely stopped there to rest, exchange horses, and await companions — a function that fits the Báb’s reference as a "station" (manżil) along his journey. It lay along an ancient overland artery linking the Persian Gulf hinterlands with the Fárs plateau, attested since Sasanian times. (from bahai-library.com/bab_norozi_siyyid-ali_konar-takhteh)

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2025-08. Epistle of the Báb to Ḥájí Mírzá Siyyid `Alí from Konár-Takhteh, The. The Báb, Mohammad Norozi, trans. . — Historical context and translation of a letter from the Bab to the Greatest Uncle, written at Konar-... Translations.

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tag name	Borázján, Iran	type:	Geographic locations
web link	bahai-library.com/tags/Borazjan,_Iran
related tags	Búshihr, Iran; Iran
notes	Borázján — today a town and county in Búshihr Province but historically part of Fárs — served in the mid-19th century as a small, yet strategically significant, caravan station on the royal route between Búshihr and Shíráz. Travelers and messengers routinely stopped there to rest, exchange horses, and await companions — a function that fits the Báb’s reference as a "station" (manżil) along his journey. It lay along an ancient overland artery linking the Persian Gulf hinterlands with the Fárs plateau, attested since Sasanian times. (from bahai-library.com/bab_norozi_siyyid-ali_konar-takhteh)