This man, whose birth is celebrated on the fifth day of 'Ilm, promised the coming of "Him whom God shall make manifest.
At this man's execution, the first shot loosed his bonds rather than killing him as intended. This author of The Seven Proofs and the Bayan was followed by Quddus among a set of disciples called the "letters of the living," who evangelized the faith he founded. This man, whose birth is celebrated on the fifth day of 'Ilm, promised the coming of "Him whom God shall make manifest." This man's namesake shrine, containing his remains, is found on Mount Carmel. Counting himself, his discipleship had nineteen people, corresponding to nineteen attributes of God and the nineteen months of a later religion's calendar. For 10 points, name this 19th-century Persian prophet whose adopted name means "gate," a predecessor and herald of Baha'ullah venerated by Bahais.
At this man's execution, the first shot loosed his bonds rather than killing him as intended.
the Bab [or Siyyid Ali Mohammad]