File:Utdrag ur Bahá'u'lláhs passport.jpg

Detalj ur Bahá'u'lláhs pass från 1852. Scannad av Robert Stauffer. Publicerad på nätet första gången 2003-10-26. Svartvit. En lejonliknande figur, spår av stämplar och arbisk text. Datorbearbetad av uppladdaren, Stefan Back, i mars 2007, så att endast illustrationen i passet är synlig och tydligaregjord. Text översatt till engelska syns inte.

Upphovsman: Persiska statens utrikesdepartement på 1850-talet. Ingen egentlig ägare; originalet finns på Bahá'í International Library och kopior på många muséer och bibliotek, bahá'í-insitutioner och internetsidor.

Källa: Bahá'í International Library. Haifa, Israel: Bahá'í World Centre. Internet: http://bahai-library.com

Licensregler: Bilder och illustrationer som finns i biblioteket/muséer är fria att återge så länge de inte används för att misskreditera bahá'í-tron enligt beslut av Universella Rättvisans Hus 2002.

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