Arabic text summarizes the seven proofs found in the Persian text. C͟hihríq, May 1848 – July 1850 The Báb spent two years in Chehriq, except for his brief visit to Tabriz for his trial. The works he produced there were more esoteric or mystical and less thematically organized. Two major books were produced, in addition to many minor works: Kitabu'l-Asmáʼ ("The Book of Names"): This is an extremely long book about the names of God. It was penned during the Báb's last days at Chehriq, before his execution. The various manuscript copies contain numerous variations in the text; the book will require considerable work to reconstruct its original text. Kitáb-i-panj sha'n ("Book of Five Grades"): Having been composed in March and April 1850, this is one of the Báb's last works. The book consists of eighty-five sections arranged in seventeen groups, each under the heading of a different name of God. Within each group are five "grades", that is, five different sorts of sections: verses, prayers, homilies, commentaries, and Persian language pieces. Each group was sent to a different person and was composed on a different day. Thus the work is a kind of miscellany of unrelated material. Some of the sections represent further exposition of basic themes in the Báb's teachings; others consists of lengthy iterations of the names of God, and variations on their roots. See also List of Mahdi claimants List of founders of religious traditions Twin Holy Birthdays Notes Citations References Baháʼí source material Encyclopedias Other resources Further reading External links Images of archival materials related to the Báb Writings of the Báb at Baháʼí Reference Library 1819 births 1850 deaths 19th-century Iranian writers Bábism Bahá'í central figures Bahá'í martyrs Burials at Monument Gardens, Haifa Founders of new religious movements Hashemite people Iranian prophets Iranian religious leaders People executed for apostasy from Islam People of Qajar Iran People executed by Qajar Iran