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[edit] Summary
Description: House of the Báb
Source: Bahá'í Media Bank
Copyright: Bahá’í International Community
[edit] Licensing
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[edit] Fair use rationale for Bahá'í pilgrimage
| Non-free / fair use media rationale for Bahá'í pilgrimage | |
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House where the Báb claimed his prophethood thus marking the start of the his religion, Bábism. One of two places where Baha'is are ordained to go on pilgrimage. Destroyed by the Iranian authorities as part of a state-sponsored Persecution of Bahá'ís.[1][2] |
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Its inclusion in the article add significantly to the article, because it is the location where Baha'is have to go to on pilgrimage, which is the principle subject of the article. |
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No free alternative can be created as building has been destroyed by the Iranian authorities.[1][2] |
[edit] Fair use rationale for Persecution of Bahá'ís
| Non-free / fair use media rationale for Persecution of Bahá'ís | |
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| Description |
House where the Báb claimed his prophethood thus marking the start of the his religion, Bábism. One of two places where Baha'is are ordained to go on pilgrimage. Destroyed by the Iranian authorities as part of a state-sponsored Persecution of Bahá'ís.[1][2] |
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yes |
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Its inclusion in the article add significantly to the article, because its destruction portrays the Persecution of Bahá'ís, the principle subject of the article, and in specific instance, the destruction of one of only two places where Baha'is have to go to on pilgrimage. |
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No free alternative can be created as building has been destroyed by the Iranian authorities.[1][2] |
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