Death Siyyid Kazim-i Rashti in Karbila
Mulla Husayn arrived to Karbila from his mission in Isfahan and Khorasan 3 weeks after death of Siyyid Kazim
Mulla Husayn goes to Bushihr, stops in Shiraz on way to Kerman
After 40 days in Masjid al-Wali mosque, Mulla Husayn with Muhammad Hasan (brother) and Muhammad-Baqir (nephew) returned to Najaf and passed from Karbala and finally arrived to Bushihr at 1th of April 1844
Declaration of the Bab in Shiraz
May 23, 1844 marks the beginnings of the Bahai Faith in Shiraz, Persia (Iran). The Bab, which means the "Gate," proclaimed on that date that He was not only the founder of an independent world religion, but the herald of a new and greater prophet or messenger of God. This new messenger would usher in an age of peace for all humanity.
Birth of Abdul-Baha, Center of the Cause of Baha'i Faith
Abdul-Baha eldest son of Baha'u'llah was born at the same day as the Declaration of the Bab, He was named Abbas and also known as Center of the Cause, Baha'is regard Abdul-Baha as the Perfect Exemplar of the teachings of His father and therefore strive to emulate Him.
Bab leaves Shiraz to start pilgrimage
Bab arrives port Bushihr
Bab arranges supplies for 2 month boat trip to pilgrimage in Mecca and Madina with his most prominent disciple Jinab-i-Quddus
Bab sailed to Bushehr for His pilgrimage in Mecca
Bab receiver Mulla Husayn letter from Mashad then set sail to Jiddah enroute to Mecca
Mulla Aliy-Bastami arrive Najaf, Iraq with copy of Surih of Joseph
The Bab, accompanied by His foremost disciple Quddus
The Bab and Quddus undertakes a pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina where He performs His first public declaration of His divine mission.