Máh Kú was the fortress where the Báb was confined continuously for 9 months under the guard of 'Alí Khán[1]. It was named by the Báb as Jabal-i-Básit (the Open Mountain).
The Báb's stay at Máh Kú lasted from July of 1847 to April 9 1848 when he was transfered to Chihríq due to the increasing freedom given to Him by 'Alí Khán. [2]
References[edit]
- ↑ God Passes By p. 19 by Shoghi Effendi
- ↑ A Basic Bahá’í Chronology p. 29 & 34 by Glenn Cameron and Wendi Momen
