Bab ed-Din
[ bahb ed-deen ]
/ ˈbɑb ɛdˈdin /
noun
the BabAli Muhammad of Shiraz, 1819–50, a Persian religious leader: founder of Bābī.
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Origin of Bab ed-Din
From the Arabic word bāb al-dīn gate(way) of the faith
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