"تَفکَّر فیِ الدُّنیا و شأن اهلِها اِنَّ الَذی خَلَقَ العالَم لِنَفسِهِ قَد حبس فی اضرَبِ الدِّیار بِما اکتَسَبَت ایدی الظالِمین"

     “Think about the world and its people’s manners; because the one who has created the world for himself has been imprisoned by the tyrants in the most demolished places.[1]”

     Nevertheless, declaring this claim which is considered as an area of weakness for the followers of the cult provoked the Baha’i proselytizers to justify and interpret this null claim.

     However, are these justification and interpretation acceptable? What is reality of the Baha’is belief concerning the claim for divinity by their prophet?!

     In his book, Abdul Hussein Ayati has revealed the reality of Baha’is belief and removed the existent vagueness: “One of the fallacies of the Baha’i Excellency concerning Hussein Ali Nouri’s claim for divinity subject is that he has never specified it They state the issue in part for somebody. After trying hard, we knew the basic claim of Baha which is divinity one. Even, the Baha’is believe that Bahaullah is the creator of heaven that Bahaullah is the creator of heaven and the earth and sender of the messengers and books and is the one who spoke with Moses (P.H.) Toor land. However, they don’t say it to anyone first. If there are Christians or Sunnies nearby, they will say: This is a Shiite, they will say: This is Hussein’s resurrection. If there is a civilized, they will say: He is genius of the era and sage and philosopher. If he is from philosophers, Sofis and dervishes, they will say: He is the spiritual guide who is more important than the spiritual guides! However, when there is a confident, he/she will figure out that he has claimed for divinity. As he writes for his son:

     "کتابٌ مِنَ اللهِ العَزیرِ الحَکیم الی الله اللطیفِ المجید."

     “This is a book from dear sage God (Hussein Ali Nouri to the elegant God (his son).[2]”

     Nevertheless, it is interesting to be noted that Hussein Ali Nouri has introduced himself as the divine messenger while the basic aim of all divine prophets has been inviting human beings to monotheism:

"وَ لَقَد بَعَثنا فی کُلِّ اُمَّهٍ رَسُولاً اَنِ اعبُدُواللهَ وَاجتَنِبُوا الطاغُوتَ..." (نحل/36)

     “And verily We have raised in every nation a messenger, (proclaiming): Serve Allah and shun false gods...” [Al-Nahl/36]