524:, she found solace in her deeply rooted belief that he was in heaven. Her granddaughter fondly remembered her, stating, "my eyes will always see her in her blue dress…her sweet, smiling face…as she chanted prayers in her musical voice". Even in her youth in Tehran, Ásíyih was recognised for her charitable work with the poor, and this commitment continued during her imprisonment in Acre. When the exiled Bahá’í community experienced a period of relative freedom, Ásíyih actively participated in caring for the sick in Acre.
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exiles fell dangerously ill. This period proved distressing for Ásíyih Khánum, as well as for many other Baháʼís, given the death of three Baháʼís and the antagonistic behavior of the surrounding population. The Baháʼís were imprisoned in appalling conditions within a cluster of cells covered in dirt and sewage, without adequate food for three days. Perhaps the most trying circumstance for Ásíyih was the sudden and accidental death of her youngest son, twenty-two-year-old
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513:Ásíyih had an aristocratic bearing, yet at times, she grappled with the challenges of life in exile. Unaccustomed to labor, she faced difficulties during the exile in Baghdad, with her hands suffering from blisters and cuts caused by washing clothes. Remembered for her strong character, her son `Abdu’l-Bahá reflected that she was "patient, God-fearing, calm, humble, and contented."
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As pilgrims gradually arrived from Persia, Ásíyih greeted them as the "head of the household," earning great respect and admiration from both Baháʼís and her own children. Baháʼu'lláh affectionately called her “Navváb”, and also gave her the names
Varaqiyih-'Ulyá, meaning "Most Exalted Leaf," and his
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initiated by the Shah. Bahá’u’lláh was arrested. Ásíyih’s residence was ransacked, its belongings seized, leaving her in dire poverty. She fled with her children, grappling at times to secure enough funds for their sustenance. The family vividly recalled receiving only a handful of flour to alleviate
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Tall by the standards of nineteenth-century Persia, Ásíyih possessed a fair complexion, dark hair, deep blue eyes, and regular features, making her a recognized beauty. Described by her daughter as a "pearl amongst women", historical accounts depict her as "slender, stately, with white skin and blue
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The Baháʼís arrived in August at the peak of summer. The inhabitants of Acre were informed that the new prisoners were deemed enemies of the state, God, and His religion, and any association with them was strictly prohibited. The hostile public engaged in jeering and verbal abuse. Nearly all of the
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people. Baháʼu'lláh expressed his profound grief, stating that after Ásíyih, his light had turned to darkness, his joy to sadness, and calmness into agitation. Her death was followed by additional losses that deeply affected the family. A year later, Mírzá Músá, Baháʼu'lláh's brother, passed away,
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January 1853, the family embarked on their journey to Baghdad. Accompanying Baháʼu'lláh, who was weak and ailing from his months in the dungeon, Ásíyih Khánum became his closest companion and confidante. Additionally, she was pregnant during the journey, which posed
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Bahá’u’lláh was eventually released but banished from his homeland to
Baghdad. Despite their well-established connections through their families, many distanced themselves from the couple during this period. Upon departure, no one bid them farewell, except the "grandmother of Ásíyih Khánum".
240:, and ʻAlí-Muhammad. Only three survived to adulthood, all of whom maintained a strong loyalty to their mother. Ásíyih Khánum was intimately connected with her children, actively participating in their upbringing, especially that of ʻAbdu'l-Bahá. The Núrí family resided in the capital,
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On 15 August 1852, a radical Bábí group attempted to assassinate the Shah, but their plan failed. The Bábís associated with the plot were apprehended and executed. Despite their assertion that they acted independently, the entire Bábí community bore the blame, triggering a widespread
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In 1832, Ásíyih's elder brother, Mírzá Mahmúd, entered into marriage with Sarah, an elder sister of Baháʼu'lláh. Sarah was very close to Baháʼu'lláh and was gratified with evidence of young Ásíyih’s beauty, piety and kindness. She quickly devised a plan to marry the two together.
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After fifty-three years since her death, he arranged to secretly transfer her remains and that of her son to be buried near her daughter in Mount Carmel. They were removed from their previous resting places and the bodies were temporarily left in the
392:. Despite her delicate health, exacerbated by the climate of Acre, Ásíyih continued her nursing work, a vocation she had initiated in Tehran. Remembered in the city for assisting the sick and developing remedies, she maintained this commitment
404:Ásíyih passed away in 1886 at the age of 66, having suffered a fall, with Baháʼu'lláh by her side. Her death was a cause for mourning not only within the Baháʼí community but also among the broader populace of Acre.; her funeral was attended by
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agreed, possibly enticed by a substantial dowry that included three servants, a sizable piece of land, property, and a sum of money. Although the engagement was officially announced, it was postponed until Ásíyih reached marriageable age.
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October 1835, the fifteen-year-old Ásíyih Khánum married Baháʼu'lláh in a lavish ceremony where the buttons on Ásíyih Khánum's attire were jewels. These jewels were later sold to sustain the family with food during the
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in 1852. According to Baháʼí sources, Ásíyih and Baháʼu'lláh were actively involved in philanthropy. Known as the “Mother of
Consolation,” Ásíyih engaged in charitable work, particularly aiding the destitute in Tehran.
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In July 1868, a royal decree was issued, condemning the Bábís/Baháʼís to perpetual imprisonment and isolation in remote outposts of the
Ottoman Empire. Mirza Yahya and his followers were assigned to
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In 1870, the family's restrictions were eased, and they were relocated from the prison. As the people of Acre began to show respect for the Baháʼís, particularly ʻAbdu'l-Bahá, he arranged for
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After Ásíyih died in 1886, she was buried in a Muslim cemetery in Acre. Western and
Eastern pilgrims would travel to the cemetery to visit her grave and the grave of Mírzá Mihdí. In 1932 her
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and Master's mother safely transferred hallowed precincts
Shrines Mount Carmel. Long inflicted humiliation wiped away. Machinations Covenant-breakers frustrate plan defeated. Cherished wish
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The death of her son caused Ásíyih much pain, to the extent that her family grew concerned about her sanity. According to Baháʼís, the disconsolate Ásíyih found solace in
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eyes and dark hair". She was further characterized as "winsome, vivacious, and exceedingly beautiful". All her children inherited her distinctive physical features.
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for their extraordinary generosity and regard for the impoverished. Baháʼu'lláh, along with Ásíyih Khánum and her children, are regarded as the Baháʼí holy family.
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till the burial arrangements were finished. He then cabled the Baháʼís:
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is a title usually given to a Persian lady and is equivalent to madam or
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Baháʼu'lláh referred to his family as a tree, and the females the leaves
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The marriage resulted in seven children: Kázim, Sádiq,
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1153:. Baha'i Publishing Trust. pp. 165, 210.
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317:The family were subsequently exiled again to
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1218:Materials for the Study of the Bábí Religion
505:ʻAbbás Effendi, Ásíyih Khánum's eldest son.
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539:Others buried in the Monument Gardens:
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645:"Welcome to Encyclopaedia Iranica"
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1311:Ma'ani, Baharieh Rouhani (2008).
244:, and spent the summer months in
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1966:Iranian prisoners and detainees
1313:Leaves of the Twin Divine Trees
579:, or head, of the Baháʼí Faith.
1339:Baha'u'llah: A Short Biography
1221:. Cambridge: University Press.
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1497:. Oxford, UK: George Ronald.
1410:The Passing of Shoghi Effendi
1315:. Oxford, UK: George Ronald.
1235:. Columbia University Press.
1090:. Oxford, UK: George Ronald.
313:Constantinople and Adrianople
1381:Phelps, Myron Henry (1912).
1233:Modernity and the Millennium
1173:(1992). "The Baháʼí Faith".
1976:19th-century Iranian people
1294:. Baháʼí Publishing Trust.
1259:. Baha'i Publishing Trust.
1177:Britannica Book of the Year
1147:Bowers, Kenneth E. (2004).
298:considerable challenges.
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1701:Universal House of Justice
1455:. Baha'i Publishing Trust.
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1088:Baháʼu'lláh, King of Glory
497:Appearance and personality
353:, her twenty-one-year-old
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1961:People from Acre, Israel
186:court in the village of
1691:Covenant of Baháʼu'lláh
1669:Some Answered Questions
178:Ásíyih Khánum was born
1874:Progressive revelation
1360:Morier, James (2005).
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1816:Shrine of Baháʼu'lláh
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160:Mother of Consolation
126:, the founder of the
103:Mírzá Ismáʼíl Yalrúdí
1706:Spiritual Assemblies
1696:Administrative Order
1290:Khan, Janet (1998).
775:, pp. 165, 210.
534:Baháʼu'lláh's family
222:persecution of Bábís
1429:The Priceless Pearl
1364:. Cosimo Classics.
1281:Messages to America
826:, pp. 320–321.
386:houses to be rented
361:, and her husband.
1946:People from Tehran
1758:Hands of the Cause
1631:Nineteen Day Feast
1113:The Chosen Highway
758:, p. 8,34,43.
691:, pp. 85–124.
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156:Father of the Poor
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1611:Unity of religion
1606:Unity of humanity
1449:Rabbani, Ruhiyyih
1425:Rabbani, Ruhiyyih
1405:Rabbani, Ruhiyyih
1350:978-1-85168-469-4
1322:978-0-85398-533-4
1160:978-1-931847-12-4
1058:, pp. 253–8.
922:, pp. 55–70.
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451:Shrine of the Báb
347:Ottoman Palestine
213:Mírzá ʻAbbás Núrí
136:Most Exalted Leaf
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