1)   Fighting against tyranny: Based on the Quranic verses and the Islamic teachings, Muslim are obliged to fight against tyranny[1]. However, the Baha’ism Colonial creed has issued an order against this principle in order for its lords to dominate on the communities. As Abdul Baha has stated:

“… If a cruel person wants to usurp and attack like a wolf having sharp claws, the divine companions must be surrendered like sheep. They mustn’t resist. They must suffer wounds and kiss the murderer’s hand. They must ask forgiveness for the cruel person and ask God’s forgiveness, too[2].”

2)   Asking for justice: According to Islamic teachings, Muslims are obliged to regulate the just behaviors and mustn’t suffer sovereignty[3]. While the Baha’i heads have led their followers towards acceptance of sovereignty and prevented them to fight against the cruel. As Abdul Baha has stated: “Each government’s rule will be necessary to be obeyed even it is despotic. You mustn’t be intimate with freedom seekers.[4]”

3)   Ordering one to do something that’s allowed by religion and dissuading one from doing something that is forbidden by religion. The Islamic community is immune against deviation, decline and falling acting this indispensable divine duty undoubtedly.[5] However, according to the Baha’ism teachings: “The rights for opposition and ordering to do something that is allowed by religion and dissuading one from doing 8th that is forbidden by religion have been taken away.[6]”

Nevertheless, because the Baha’ism leaders remained sequestered in doing their duties, the asked people humbly: “Tell O’ people, if you don’t turn to Baha’ism, turn against Shiism… .[7]”