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1955 23 Apr
195- |
Ramadán began. Shaykh Muhammad-Taqí known as "Falsafí" made an inflammatory speech against the Bahá'ís from a mosque in Tihrán. [BW18p390]
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Báb, House of (Shiraz); * Persecution, Iran; - Persecution, Deaths; - Persecution, Mobs; - Persecution; Falsafi; Shaykh Muhammad-Taqi; Tehran, Iran; Shíráz, Iran; Iran | |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Monaco was established.
The first person to become a Bahá'í in Monaco was Margaret Lantz, of Luxembourg. Soon after her a Frenchman, Mr. Charbonnet, who owed an antique shop in Monaco, also accepted the Faith. Charlottte Campana was the first person of Monegasque nationality to become a Bahá'í. Bahá'í writings translated into Monegasque were officially presented to Crown Prince Albert in 2001. [Newspaper Archive on BLO] |
Monaco | first LSA in Monaco |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in Réunion was formed. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Reunion Island; France | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Réunion |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in Zanzibar (Tanzania) was formed. | Local Spiritual Assembly, formation; Zanzibar, Tanzania | firstLocal Spiritual Assembly in Zanzibar |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in Vietnam was formed at Saigon-Cholon (Cholon is the Chinese section of Saigon).
[BN No 293 July 1955 p5; Bahá'í Religion in Community Education in Vietnam by Vu Van Chung]
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Local Spiritual Assembly, formation; Saigon, Vietnam; Vietnam | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Vietnam |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in the Bahamas was formed in Nassau. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Nassau, Bahamas; Bahamas | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Bahamas |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in the Seychelles was formed in Victoria. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Limbé, Camaroon; Seychelles | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Seychelles |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in Madagascar was formed in Tananarive (Antananarivo). | Local Spiritual Assembly; Tananarive, Madagascar; Madagascar | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Madagascar |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first Local Spiritual Assembly in Italian Somalia was formed in Mogadishu. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Mogadishu, Somalia; Italian Somaliland | first LSA in Italian Somaliland |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first native Mozambican Bahá'í, Festas Chambeni, took the Bahá'í Faith to Angola. [BW13:290] | Festas Chambeni; Angola | first native Mozambican Bahá’í |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual in Mozambique was established in Lourenço Marques. [BW13:290] | Local Spiritual Assembly; Lourenco Marques, Mozambique; Mozambique | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Mozambique |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly of French Togoland (Togo) formed at Lomé. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Lomé, Togo; French Togoland (Togo); Togo | first Local Spiritual Assembly in French Togoland (Togo) |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first local spiritual assembly in Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) was formed in Salisbury (Harare). [CG21] | Local Spiritual Assembly; Harare, Zimbabwe; Southern Rhodesia | first Local Spiritual Assembly in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first four local spiritual assemblies in The Gambia were formed in Bathurst (Banjul), Serrekunda, Lamin and Brikama. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Banjul (Bathurst), The Gambia; Serrekunda, The Gambia; Lamin and Brikama, The Gambia; Gambia, The | first four Local Spiritual Assemblies in The Gambia |
1955 Ridván
195- |
The first five local assemblies in Bechuanaland (Botswana) were formed in Seqonoka, Maseru, Mafeteng, Maphohloane and Sephapos' Gate. | Local Spiritual Assembly; Seqonoka, Botswana; Maseru, Botswana; Maphohloane and Sephapos Gate, Botswana; Lesotho, South Africa; Mafeteng, Lesotho | first five Local Spiritual Assemblies in what is now Lesotho |
1955 Ridván
195- |
(The) design (for the) Mother Temple (in the) cradle (of the) Faith (was) unveiled (in the) presence (of) pilgrims (and) resident believers assembled (within the) Haram-i-Aqdas (on the) first day (of) Ridvan. SHOGHI [CBN No65 Jun 1955 p1] | Bahji, Israel | |
1955 21 April
195- |
In 1843, the Báb's only child, Ahmad, was still-born or died soon after birth. Khadíjih Bagum had a very difficult delivery and almost died as a result. The child was buried under a pine (or cypress) tree in the shrine of Bíbí-Dukhtarán (meaning Matron or Mistress of the Maidens).
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Ahmad (son of the Báb); * Báb, The (chronology); Báb, Family of; Cemeteries and graves; - Births and deaths; Shíráz, Iran; Iran; Cypress trees; Biography | |
1955 18 Apr
195- |
After the violent storm of persecutions against the Bahá'í's in Iran broke loose, the Bahá'í International Community delegates presented their case and Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, intervened with the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs and brought an immediate end to the physical persecution and lifted the danger of a massacre. [Bahá'í International Community History, 18 April 1955] | United Nations; * Persecution, Iran; Bahá'í International Community; Iran | |
1955 Apr
195- |
Shoghi Effendi announced that the Bahá'í Faith was represented in 236 countries, in 3,200 locations, by over 40 ethnic groups. Bahá'í literature was translated into 176 languages. [MBW76–8] | Statistics; Growth; Ten Year Crusade (1953-1963); - Worldwide | |
1955 Apr
195- |
The first person to become a Bahá'í in the Bahamas, Molly Newbold, enrolled.
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- First Bahá'ís by country or area; - Islands; Bahamas | first Bahá’í in Bahamas |
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