Bahá’í & Bábí Martyrs and Those Persecuted

...Passages from the Baha’i Writings and literature concerning these believers

November 2, 2015

Táhirih's martyrdom site

Site of the Garden of Ilkhani where Táhirih was martyred
(The Dawn-Breakers)

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