Industrial Age · Middle East · Religion
1844
Bahai Faith Begins
1844
In the Persian city of Shiraz, a young merchant named the Bab declared himself the gate to a promised one. His movement spread through the Qajar provinces like a rumor; by 1850 he would be executed by firing squad. His follower Baha'u'llah would found, from an Ottoman prison, the Bahai faith.
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