Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Mirza Asadullah-i-Khuy (Arabic: میرزا أسد الله), often referred to as Dayyán, was a Bábí follower, a religion founded by the Báb in Persia beginning May 23, 1844. The Báb wrote numerous tablets of praise to Dayyán recognising his devotion to the new religion. In the days before his execution, the Báb asked that Dayyán be the custodian of his work, keeping his writings safe.Among one of the Bábí teachings, was the appearance of a messianic figure, termed He whom God shall make manifest."@en }
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- Dayyán comment "Mirza Asadullah-i-Khuy (Arabic: میرزا أسد الله), often referred to as Dayyán, was a Bábí follower, a religion founded by the Báb in Persia beginning May 23, 1844. The Báb wrote numerous tablets of praise to Dayyán recognising his devotion to the new religion. In the days before his execution, the Báb asked that Dayyán be the custodian of his work, keeping his writings safe.Among one of the Bábí teachings, was the appearance of a messianic figure, termed He whom God shall make manifest.".
- Q5243638 comment "Mirza Asadullah-i-Khuy (Arabic: میرزا أسد الله), often referred to as Dayyán, was a Bábí follower, a religion founded by the Báb in Persia beginning May 23, 1844. The Báb wrote numerous tablets of praise to Dayyán recognising his devotion to the new religion. In the days before his execution, the Báb asked that Dayyán be the custodian of his work, keeping his writings safe.Among one of the Bábí teachings, was the appearance of a messianic figure, termed He whom God shall make manifest.".