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Bahaism and Its Claims

Note 348 — VII

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The Family of Baha Ullah (1817-1892)

First wife, named Nawab, or Aseyeh, entitled Veraka-ulya, "the Supreme Leaf," married at Teheran, 1251 A. H., i. e., 1835 A. D.

Her children, (1) Aga Mirza Sadik, born at Teheran, died at 4 years. (2) Abbas Effendi, born at Teheran, 1841. (3) Bahiah Khanum, born at Teheran, 1844. N. B.: Some reverse the order of (2) and (3). (4) Ali Mohammed, born at Teheran, died at 7 years. (5) Aga Mahdi, born at Teheran, died at Acca, 1871. (6) Ali Mohammed, born at Bagdad, died at 2 years.

Companion wife, Ayesha, title Mahd Ulya, "the Supreme Cradle," married A. H. 1266, 1850 A. D.

Her children, (1) Mohammed Ali, born at Bagdad, 1854. (2) Samadiah, Bagdad, 1857, died Acca, 1904. (3) Ali Mohammed, Bagdad, died at 2 years. (4) Saz-Habbieh, Bagdad, died Constantinople. (5) Zia Ullah, Adrianople, 1867, Haifa, 1898. (6) Badi Ullah, Adrianople.

Concubine, a sister of Mirza Mahdi Kashani, taken at Bagdad.

Her child, (1) One daughter, born 1873, at Acca, name Shuruk.

The wives and concubine of Baha Ullah all survived him.

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