In chapter twenty-two touching the death of Baha and the events thereafter”, in his Persian manuscript entitled the Unbiased History تاریخ بی غرض and its subsequent schism, author Mahdi Sheikhul-Malik son of Sheikh Hasan entitled Sheikh Ustad writes that “after the death of Baha, the servant of god “ envisioned “expectations of high esteem and veneration in which he was to be held”, as he was “the First to believe in Baha”, and as he was “Imamzadeh” [1] out of Baha”.

[1] Descendent of an Imam, one of the twelve Shia successor of Muhammad, or his shrine, a Marabout.

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