Bahaísmo
El bahaísmo La doctrina bahaísta fue fundada por un seguidor del babismo que se había refugiado en territorio turco, Husein Alí, denominado Mirza Behá-U'llah (es decir, “esplendor de Dios”), cuyo hermano creó a su vez la secta azalí, y cuyo hijo, Abbas Efendi, llamado Abd al-Baha (“siervo del esplendor”) fue su continuador.
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