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... write am leaving next mouth. —Bab?. PERSIA. —If any survivors of the Persia saw anything of Mr. Walter Beer alter the disaster, will they write Mrs. Beer, Sunny Mount, Tunbridge Wells! C PKUSLV—To Survivors from the 0.0. Persia.-Will anyone who saw anything ...

... that might be given to the Bab is that he had broad-mindedness enough to acknowledge the truth in other religions and to blend them into one hormonions whole unlike the bigoted narrow minds and fanatical Mulles of Persia. The Bab was the only man in all ...

... a kind of vicious circle from which there seems no escape. Yet perhaps a single happy accident might have redeemed Persia. If the Bab, an enthusiastically-followed preacher of a religion which inculcated love towards all men, equality of the sexes, a ...

... incredible. A yet more telling illustration, because so much nearer our own tunes,, is that offered by the Babist sect of Persia. The Bab was All Mohammed, a seer of Shiraz, who was looked upon by Ills followers as kind of Mohammedan Messiah. He was put death ...

... was Bahama, the Bab meaning the gate. The Bab became tbe pupil of very learned and religious man. and being eloquent, skilful argument and discussion, became famous. Followers gathered, and they “spread light” throughout Persia. 'Hie Bab claimed to fulfil ...

... THE BAB AND THE BABIS OF PERSIA. Mirza Mohammad All, better known as the Bab or the Gate, was born at Shiraz in Persia, some sixty years ago. The family to which he belonged were descendants of Mahomed, which in Persia attaches some social ...

... THE BAB AND THE BABIS OF PERSIA. (Continued from page 226.) Though Mirza Mohammad the Bab was a Sherazi he tried to reform his national faith, but the vital portion of his doctrine is much like the Vedantism of the Hindu. Dr. E. G. Brown trauslates as ...

... THE BAB AND THE BABIS OF PERSIA. (Concluded from page 250.) The common danger united the different secrons of the party into a compact body; all began to obey Behoe-ulla, and the constant flow of money from the tithe of 19 per cent, made the Chief free ...

... PERSIA. ((Warr= IL BATIFEAI4 VIII. then presented, and &nee • few remarks were made to His oweetmeots and sherbet were boodod round, and Otto of roses moat lavishly pessod US. this apartment we looked out on • spire about 40 yards square, sad here were ...

... TROUBLES IN PERSIA. ST. PETERSUCRG, Friday. Adrk*« from Persia state that Prince Finnan Chicago and Alton Common stock is expected Firms taken over the poet of (ioTenior of be placed on 4 per cent. ba«B next week, Ispahan, and u.tcnda to send his Vic ...

... Ceneosis of the ‘‘Bab’ Movement, The “Bab,” or “Baha’ movement, was begun in Persia in 1844, by Mirza Husayn Ali. who nafterwards assumed the title of “Baha’ U’ llah,” this, “Glory to God.” His father, Mirza Abbas, of Nur, was a minister of state, and ...