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I have read the article by Hamid Algar in the Encyclopedia of Islam that is referenced here. The only content in that article with reference to the Bab, is what is referenced in the first paragraph that Alĩ Muḥammad Nāżim ash-Sharī‘ah claims that the Báb was taught the Nuqtavi doctrines while imprisoned in Maku and that he incorporated them directly into his Bayān. The use of the term wahid to denote 19 and how it's used in the Bayan to mark its similarities to the Nuqtavi is synthesis of material, and is the Wikipedia's policy on original research. Regards, -- Jeff3000 (talk) 16:29, 26 December 2008 (UTC)Reply