This religion's founder wrote a commentary on the Surut Yusuf of the Quran that is divided into 111 chapters each consisting of 42 verses.
This religion's founder wrote a commentary on the Surut Yusuf of the Quran that is divided into 111 chapters each consisting of 42 verses. Since this religion's founder considered himself to be the nuqt-yi ula, or the "primal point" of all things, he called his first eighteen disciples the "Letters of the Living" that emanate from him. This religion split between its Azali school and the school headed by Azal's half-brother, who claimed to be the messiah described as "man yozheroho'llah," or "he whom God shall make manifest" in this religion's scripture The Bayan. This religion was practiced by Mirza Husayn-Ali, who later founded another religion. It was founded by Sayyed Ali Mohammed Sirazi, who was executed by a firing squad in Tabriz after claiming to be "The Gate" to prepare for the Hidden Imam. For 10 points, name this offshoot of Shi'ism which inspired one of its practitioners to found Baha'i.
This religion's founder wrote a commentary on the Surut Yusuf of the Quran that is divided into 111 chapters each consisting of 42 verses.
Babism [or Babi; do not accept or prompt on "Baha'i" or "Bahaism"]