The Baha’i Faith claims to regard the equality of men and women as one of its fundamental tenets, [1] yet one does not need to dig very deep before coming across major inconsistencies that clearly contradict Bahai proponents’ claim of gender equality. While official statements from the Baha’i administration seemingly promote gender equality and the…
Types of cults Considering that many of the known cults in the late 1960s and early 1970s were religious cults, some people today mistakenly think that all cults are religious. A cult can be formed around any content; Politics, religion, commerce, arts, self-employment, methods of maintaining health, the contents of scientific novels, psychology, space phenomena,…
http://bahaifact.comThe founder of the Babi Faith, Mirza Ali Mohammed was born in the house of a trader in Shiraz. During his journey to Kerbala, he came in contact with Sayyed Kazim Rashty and became greatly devoted to him. When Sayyed Kazim Rashty expired in 1844, Mirza Ali Mohammed and Haji Mohammed Karim Khan appointed themselves…
🔹 Baha’i sect and dance Farsi Baha’i media service on 10th of Ardibehesht in the program “These Days Remember You” remembers the so-called artists of Iran who have been oppressed by reminding the International Dance Day. By introducing dance as a national symbol in some countries or a method of prayer and worship in some…
Baha’i theorist Irfan Sabeti called Shia jurisprudence violence and likened the Islamic Republic’s version of Islam to violence and Shia jurisprudence to a swamp and mud because of its connection with power. By examining the history, beliefs and laws of Baha’i, we find out that these sects are violent, brutal and criminal and seek to…
Freemasonry, Bahaism, colonialism With the arrest and execution of Bab and the occurrence of bloody events in Iran (during 1264 and 1265 AH) such as the assassination of Ayatollah the Third Martyr and chaos in different parts of Iran (Mazandaran, Zanjan and Niriz) compared to the first years of the reign of Naser al-Din…
Is Bab’s grave in Haifa, Israel? What the Baha’is say about the grave of Ali Muhammad Shirazi, nicknamed Bab, is that his grave is in the city of Haifa, Israel, next to Mount Carmel, which is also called the highest place. But by looking closely at the documents of Babian and Azlian, we realize that…
💠 hadhih hi natijat tabshir hadrat baha’allah waeabd albaha’ lilhukumat alsahyuniati: eabdalbha’: sahiun tarqus karim albaligh min aleumr 7 sanawat min qitae ghazat, mithl aleadid min al’atfali, yuktab asmuh ealaa yadih hataa yatima altaearuf ealayh fi halat qasf alnizam alsahyunii. bakaa karim eindama tudhkar shaqiqatuh fi ghazati. wahu alan nazih mae eayilatih fi rafhi.
The letter of Ali Muhammad Bab There are many cases in the history of the Baha’i sect that show that the leaders of the Baha’i sect were educated and literate. Abdul Hamid Ishraq Khavari, one of the famous missionaries of this sect, writes: “Hazrat Bab wrote a few lines to Mulla Abdul Karim Qazvini and…
Beit al-Adl on the bloodline The relationship between the heads of the Baha’i political organizations and Zionism has a history longer than the life of this cancerous tumor, which was one of the most important points in the Baha’i case during the formation of the usurping regime. Sincere cooperation of Baha’i organizations with Zionist leaders…
