Bahaismiran:

 The Baha’i proselytizers claim that the sources which reject Baha’ism are full of false and polemic materials. Now, supposing this claim is true. Do the Baha’i sources confirm the basis of the Baha’ism beliefs?! To answer this question, it is necessary for you to review the book “Kashful Qita’a and Asrarul Athar” to read the letter of baptism of the Baha’is leader and forerunner.

     The Baha’i proselytizers claim that the non-Baha’i sources are mostly including polemic materials. The claim that the correct sources to recognize Baha’ism are the book written by the Baha’i authors. [Telegram proselytizing network of Baha’ism]

     Assuming that all non-Baha’i researchers have been self-interested people, the question is that: Do the Baha’i authors’ writings confirm the basis of Baha’ism?! To answer this question, it is necessary to refer to some books written by the authors of the cult.

     The Excellency Abul Fadhl Golpaygani, one of the Baha’ism proselytizers, mentions Ali Muhammad Shirazi (Bab)’s letter of repentance interpretation: “Bab repented not to make such mistakes and Sealed…” [Kashful Qita’a, pp. 204-206]. This great Baha’i author mentioned the exact repentance letter text addressing Naseruddin Shah and his plea for forgiving his mistakes.

     The Excellency Fazel Mazandarani, one of the other prominent Baha’i proselytizer, writes the interpretation of Ali Muhammad Bab’s letter of  repentance in his book Asrarul Athar and introduces the Excellency Muhammad ibn Hassan Al-Askari (P.H.) as the twelfth Imam and considered four deputies for him as special ones, according to Bab [refer to Asrarul Athar, Vol. 1, pp. 179-182]

     The most important question is that:

     O’ the Baha’i Excellency, your forerunner and leader has turned against his false claims. How do you insist on your false beliefs???!!!

ALi Muhammad Bab’s letter of repentance published in the Excellency Abul Fadhl Golpaygani’s book: Pay attention to the last lines at the end of the page.

 Footnotes

-       Abul Fadhl Golpaygani, Kashful Qita’a, the electronic copy, pp. 204-206

-       Asdullah Fazel Mazandarani, Asrarul Athar, Bija: the national institute of the faith press, 124 Badi’a, Vol. 1, pp. 179-182