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Al-Arabiya: Wahhabism and supporting Baha’ism
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Bahaismiran:
The site related to the Wahhabi regime of Saud descendants supported the Baha’ism, the cult made by England.
In a writing that shows the deep bond between Wahhabism and Baha’ism-two cults made by England Al-Arabiya asked Rohani to answer about the lack of freedom of Baha’ism in Iran. The writer of the site claimed that Rohani has to say Iran has become a legitimate regime in the world community or it is a backward nation. Iran’s behavior with Baha’is is the best criterion and measurement method for the Iranian government in its relationship with the other nations in the world. Nobody expects for Baha’is rights to be assigned to them; but the first sign of change is speaking about the grave conditions of Baha’is.
According to an unknown reformist diplomat, Al-Arabiya writes: “By God, if we were in power, we would stop discrimination against Baha’is. However, this time isn’t desirable.â€
Al-Arabiya adds: “The reformists have succeeded so so for 20 years; but they haven’t ventured to confront against the religious people.
It is worthy to be noted that the Baha’ism cult has had a strong and deep bond with England and the Zionists. Its members belonged the main and central decision makers in the economical, security political and cultural affairs of Pahlavi regime. Previously, several people such as the director general of interior press of the reform government (Saharkhiz) have supported Baha’is.
It is really humorous the Al-Arabiya speaks about regulating the human rights as the speaker of Saudi Arabian regime. A country that doesn’t believe in the least rights for its people specially women. This country doesn’t allow women to drive. How can this country believe in defending the human rights. How can Saudi Arabia justify the military attacks in Yemen and killing 600 infants during these aggressions. How can human rights be defined for these innocent infants? How can human rights be defined for Iraqi, Syria and Afghani people; while Saudi Arabia has bought weapons for ISIS to fight against Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and etc.?
