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Ms. Simin Fahandej, state the realities of Baha’i lives in Iran not say what other people state!
Written byBahaismiran:
It seems Baha’is who live in the Islamic Republic of Iran expect the government to support them more despite of their hostile activities against Islam and the political system of Iran. It should be said that these kinds of expectations are unprecedented across the world.
Baha’ism: “If a person is against us, he/she must be insulted.”
Written byBahaismiran:
“If a person isn’t with us, the/she is against us. “ there won’t be a medium level.” This statement have been repeatedly said by the powerful and those who claim for the universal village. However, cults and their leaders emphasize more on the viewpoint such as Monafeqin cult. Nevertheless, Hussein Ali Nouri infused the view to his followers and insulted those who rejected the view. In one of the programs related to the Baha’ism cult called “the Baha’i Faith” the program expert claimed: “The Baha’i community doesn’t have any problem in order for a person to criticize the faith teachings or to speak about its history. While the Baha’i community answers it.[1]”
The hidden transactions of the Baha’i heads for dividing Shoji Effendi’s properties
Written byBahaismiran:
Shoqi Effendi, the third leaders of the Baha’i cult possessed a lot of belongings under the name of the religious money when he was alive. It is interesting to be noted that; for instance, in 1336 (solar calender) Shoqi Effendi possessed 278 million dollars.[1]
Bahaismiran:
Apparently, the Prince who is lack of crest and throne is doing everything to have the least things in the cyberspace.
The story of forging history in BBC, This is Amir the great’s round!!
Written byBahaismiran:
Publishing a note in Khamenei.ir, Abdullah Shahbazi investigated the forging antecedent in the document published by the UK and U.S.A.
Bahaismiran:
The reason which caused Mulla Ali Kani to disagree with Masonry was the secret relationship between Baha’ism and masonry. There are many documents remained from those periods of time concerning joining many Baha’is to masonry.
A glance at endeavors against “oblivion parliament”
Qajar era was a turning point in the advent of the western thoughts in the country. In this period of time, not only many western books were published; but also, several political assemblies and organization such as masonry were formed having special aims. Masonry was one of the important and secret organizations shouting the slogans of freedom, equality, brotherhood and etc. which was established with the help of people such as Molkim Khan. This organization started its activities such as preaching the western culture and destroying the religious rites. Although masonry’s aims and activities were unknown for the public at first; but the clergymen look upon its activities doubtfully and opposed them. Mulla Ali Kani was of the main one who openly opposed. Ayatollah Kani wrote some letters for king Naseruddin to announced this issue that the mentioned organization must be cancelled stating his reasons. One of his reasons is as follow:
According to the documents, many Baha’is have joined masonry organization. Meanwhile, several members of masonry have also had relationships with the Baha’is. Based on the documents, Baha’is and even the Jewish have had direct relationships with them. Although Baha’i cult was a deviant one, it opposed the religious rites.
Bahaismiran:
In the Household’s traditions several sedition of futurity have been mentioned that are as follows:
1) The ignorance and not knowing the holy existence of Islam of the time (P.H.) and his role in people’s guidance.
Bahaismiran:
Although this issue is quite obvious that the establishment and continuation of the activity of the Persian department of BBC network has basically been struggled by the Baha’is; but the following article is going to investigate and answer the question that how much the Baha’ism influence has been on the Persian BBC network regarding this issue that the Persian BBC network has been founded by a Baha’i person?