Afnán (Arabic: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ, "Branches"), is a term in literature of the Baháʼí Faith referring to maternal relatives of the Báb, and is used as a surname by their descendants. This name is also mentioned in the Quran. The Báb's wife was named Khadíjih-Bagum, who had two brothers, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim and Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. The descendants of these two brothers-in-law of the Báb, along with the descendants of his maternal uncles are known as the Afnán. The Afnán are of the Sayyid class, i.e. claiming descent from the Islamic Prophet Muhammad.
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| - Afnán (Arabic: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ, "Branches"), is a term in literature of the Baháʼí Faith referring to maternal relatives of the Báb, and is used as a surname by their descendants. This name is also mentioned in the Quran. The Báb's wife was named Khadíjih-Bagum, who had two brothers, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim and Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. The descendants of these two brothers-in-law of the Báb, along with the descendants of his maternal uncles are known as the Afnán. The Afnán are of the Sayyid class, i.e. claiming descent from the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. (en)
- Afnán (in arabo: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ), è l'appellativo con cui sono indicati nella letteratura della Fede bahai, fondata da Bahá'u'lláh, i discendenti dai fratelli di Khadíjih-Bagum la moglie del Báb, che lo assunsero come soprannome. Khadíjih-Bagum aveva due fratelli, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim e Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. I discendenti di questi fratelli, che erano cognati del Báb, sono conosciuti come Afnán. Alla fine del XIX secolo la loro famiglia si diede al commercio su larga scala, con base a Shiraz e a Yazd in Iran; e con succursali a Beirut, Bombay, Hong Kong e Ashgabat. (it)
- Afnan (em árabe: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ, "Ramos"), é um termo na literatura da Fé Bahá'í se referindo a parentes maternais de Báb, e é usado como sobrenome por seus descendentes. Este nome também é mencionado no Alcorão. A mulher de Báb foi chamada , que teve dois irmãos, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim e Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. Os descendentes destes dois cunhados de Báb, com os descendentes de seus tios maternos são conhecidos como os Afnán. (pt)
- Afnán (Arabisch: افنان, "twijgen"), is een term in de literatuur van het Bahá'í-geloof die verwijst naar de familieleden van de Báb van zijn moeders kant en wordt gebruikt als achternaam van hun nakomelingen. De Báb de vrouw, Khadíjih-Bagum, had twee broers, Haji Mirza Abu'l-Qasim en Haji Siyyid Mirza Hasan. De afstammelingen van deze twee zwagers van de Báb, samen met de nakomelingen van zijn ooms van zijn moeders kant, staan bekend als de Afnán. (nl)
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| - Afnán (Arabic: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ, "Branches"), is a term in literature of the Baháʼí Faith referring to maternal relatives of the Báb, and is used as a surname by their descendants. This name is also mentioned in the Quran. The Báb's wife was named Khadíjih-Bagum, who had two brothers, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim and Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. The descendants of these two brothers-in-law of the Báb, along with the descendants of his maternal uncles are known as the Afnán. The Afnán are of the Sayyid class, i.e. claiming descent from the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. In the late 19th century the family established a large trading business based in Shiraz and Yazd in Iran, with offices in Beirut, Bombay, Hong Kong and ʻIshqábád. They published some of the first Baháʼí literature from their printing press in Bombay. Baháʼí scriptures grant a special station to the members of the Afnán, indicating that Baháʼís should treat them with particular respect and courtesy, but do not grant them any administrative or spiritual authority within the Baháʼí Faith. (en)
- Afnán (in arabo: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ), è l'appellativo con cui sono indicati nella letteratura della Fede bahai, fondata da Bahá'u'lláh, i discendenti dai fratelli di Khadíjih-Bagum la moglie del Báb, che lo assunsero come soprannome. Khadíjih-Bagum aveva due fratelli, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim e Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. I discendenti di questi fratelli, che erano cognati del Báb, sono conosciuti come Afnán. Alla fine del XIX secolo la loro famiglia si diede al commercio su larga scala, con base a Shiraz e a Yazd in Iran; e con succursali a Beirut, Bombay, Hong Kong e Ashgabat. Essi contribuirono a far pubblicare i primi testi della letteratura bahai a Bombay . (it)
- Afnán (Arabisch: افنان, "twijgen"), is een term in de literatuur van het Bahá'í-geloof die verwijst naar de familieleden van de Báb van zijn moeders kant en wordt gebruikt als achternaam van hun nakomelingen. De Báb de vrouw, Khadíjih-Bagum, had twee broers, Haji Mirza Abu'l-Qasim en Haji Siyyid Mirza Hasan. De afstammelingen van deze twee zwagers van de Báb, samen met de nakomelingen van zijn ooms van zijn moeders kant, staan bekend als de Afnán. In de late 19e eeuw begon de familie een groot handelsbedrijf gevestigd in Shiraz en Yazd in Iran, met vestigingen in Beiroet, Bombay, Hongkong en 'Ishqábád. Zij publiceerden als een van de eersten Bahá'í-literatuur vanuit hun drukkerij in Bombay. (nl)
- Afnan (em árabe: ﺍﻓﻨﺎﻥ, "Ramos"), é um termo na literatura da Fé Bahá'í se referindo a parentes maternais de Báb, e é usado como sobrenome por seus descendentes. Este nome também é mencionado no Alcorão. A mulher de Báb foi chamada , que teve dois irmãos, Hajjí Mírzá Abu'l-Qasim e Hajjí Mírzá Siyyid Hasan. Os descendentes destes dois cunhados de Báb, com os descendentes de seus tios maternos são conhecidos como os Afnán. No final do século 19 a família estabeleceu um amplo negócio comercial baseado em Shiraz e Yazd no Irã, com escritórios em Beirute, Bombaim, Hong Kong e 'Ishqábád. Publicaram algumas das primeiras obras da literatura Bahá'í em sua prensa móvel em Bombaim. (pt)
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