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Blood Donation Camp Commemorates 176th Martyrdom Day of Mahatma Bab in Jaipur

In Jaipur, a blood donation camp was held to honor Mahatma Bab's 176th martyrdom anniversary, successfully collecting 20 units of blood. Local citizens and assembly members participated enthusiastically, reflecting on Bab's ideals of service and sacrifice. Anuj Anant, the assembly's secretary, emphasized the importance of blood donation in saving lives. The event also included discussions on Bab's principles. Born in Iran in 1819, Mahatma Bab was martyred at the age of 31, and his shrine in Haifa, Israel, remains a significant site for Bahá'ís. This event not only commemorates his legacy but also encourages community involvement.
By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 12, 2026, 21:44 IST

Commemoration of Mahatma Bab's Martyrdom


In Jaipur, a blood donation camp was organized by the local spiritual assembly to honor the 176th martyrdom anniversary of Mahatma Bab. The event successfully collected 20 units of blood.


Residents, youth, and members of the assembly participated enthusiastically in the camp. Anuj Anant, the secretary of the local spiritual assembly, stated that the camp was held to embody the ideals of Mahatma Bab—service, sacrifice, and the spirit of humanity.

Anant remarked, “The martyrdom of Mahatma Bab continually inspires us to engage in community service. Donating blood is the greatest gift, as it saves lives.” A brief discussion based on his principles was also held during the event.


It is noteworthy that the divine figure Bab was born in Shiraz, Iran, on October 20, 1819, and was martyred at the young age of 31 on July 9, 1850. Today, Bab's shrine is located on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel, serving as a sacred site for Bahá'ís.


Visual Highlights from the Event