Another false claim: "Infallibility of Baha'ism leaders

Monday, 26 October 2020 09:02 Written by  font size decrease font size decrease font size increase font size increase font size

     Bahaismiran:

Although the Baha'is are claiming for their leaders to be infallible the contradictory statements of Abbas Effendi and Shoqi concerning Sobhi indicate the one of them is not infallible and such a leader isn’t worthy to be worshipped. Abdul Baha says about Sobhi: "Thank God for having such a son. The Excellency Sobhi is busy serving and this is due to our compassionate and merciful lord[1]!"

Sin, error and mistake are of the affairs which cause people to be hateful of leaders; so in the Islamic culture, the prophets and Imams (the real leaders) must be infallible. Abbas Effendi and Shoqi Effendi are considered as Imams by the Baha'is.

One of the best and trustful disciples of Abdul Baha is Fadhlullah Sobhi Mohtadi. The Baha'is call him as the writer of inspiration.

However, Sobhi who was admired and praised by Abdul Baha is considered as betrayal by Shoqi Effendi. In the book "Badi'a century, Sobhi is mentioned as "the ex-trustful man of the Excellency Abdul Baha who has disobeyed the next Baha'ism leader.

Now, the question is: Which one of these two Baha'i leaders is true and which one is false? Are Abdul Baha's statements true or false?



[1] Ali Amir Mostoufian, the memoirs of fall andnrise of Fadhlullah Mohtadi Sobhi, the writer of Abdul Baha, Tehran, Elm publishing house, 1384, p. 122.

Read 448 times
Rate this item
(0 votes)

Template Settings

Color

For each color, the params below will give default values
Black Blue Brow Green Cyan

Body

Background Color
Text Color
Layout Style
Select menu
Google Font
Body Font-size
Body Font-family