The Issue of the Lazarists in Iran مقاله

خلاصه ماشینی:

"95 Although these two documents do not have dates, it can be said that they were prepared in late 1263 or in the month of Muharram 1264 AH (November and December 1847) and submitted to the Consul General of Russia, because Count Dosartige, in his monthly report dated January 29, 1848 (22 Safar 1264), writes: "Abbe Darnis came to Tehran complaining that an affidavit has been prepared against him and Abbe Closel; in any case, the Russian Minister Plenipotentiary submitted the aforementioned affidavit with great fanfare to the Iranian government and requested the Iranian government to issue the necessary and sufficient orders to remove the disturbances caused by the Lazarist Catholics in Rezaiyeh. 67 This is the text of the aforementioned decree: (Photo No. 5) Mohammad Shah's Decree Regarding the Return of the Lazarists to Iran "Let it be known to those of high rank, majesty, and glory, companions of sincerity and devotion, those close to the Khagans, governors, Beglerbegs, officers, deputies, and administrators of the divan affairs of the protected realms of the Kingdom, with the profound and sacred compassion of the Imperial Majesty, that since some time ago, Monsieur Moussa Cloussel and Monsieur Moussa68 Darnis, priests of the Catholic nation, without bringing their passports from the illustrious Caliphate and obtaining permission and special orders from the authorities of the Cairo government, have come to the province of Urmia (Rezaiyeh) and settled there, contrary to the decree of the world-obeyed authority issued in the month of Dhu al-Hijjah in the year 1257, attempting to proselytize the Christian subjects of the Sublime State to their own faith and converting some of them to Catholicism.