Today in Bahá’í History
Selected anniversaries from Bahá’í history for May 10.
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- 1849: Battle of fort Tabarsí ends after a negotiated surrender in which the victors promise to let the Bábís go. Immediately afterward, the victors break their oath and kill many of the defenders.
- 1862: The Persian ambassador requests that the Ottomans move the Bábís farther from Persia.
- 1925: Verdict of the Islamic Court in Egypt pronouncing the Faith to be an independent religion.
- 1960: The Hands of the Cause in the Holy Land ask Baha'is everywhere "to have no association with Mr. Remey as long as he continues to press his false claim to the station of Guardianship."
- 2007: The first IPUE session for Malaysia was held. The only other country to be selected to be the pioneer country was Chile.
