The Declaration of the Báb is observed annually on May 22, beginning two hours and 11 minutes after sunset. This event commemorates the moment in Shiraz, Persia, when Mulla Husayn discovered Siyyid Ali-Muhammad, who revealed himself as the Báb, the Promised One of the Bahá’í Faith. The Báb's declaration marked the beginning of a new religious movement that emphasizes justice, unity, and peace, spreading rapidly across 200 countries. Devotees of the Bahá’í Faith commemorate this significant event by reflecting on the story of the Báb and his teachings. Despite facing persecution, particularly in Iran, Bahá’ís continue to honor the Báb's legacy and the principles of their faith.