Mirzá Ibráhim Khán of Tabriz, - the Consul-General of Persia from 1846 until his death in December 1858 - calling to pay his respects, suggested that because of the fanaticism of the populace and the pilgrims it might be more convenient for Bahá’u’lláh to return to Baghdad and live in the old quarter, which was close to Kázimayn. Bahá’u’lláh agreed and a search was made for a suitable house. About a month later, He and His family came back to Baghdád and settled in the house of Háji ‘Ali Madad, which had been rented for Him.
- Hasan Balyuzi (‘Bahá’u’lláh King of Glory’)
