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The Baha’i leaders’ lack of hindrance with the teaching of quitting bigotry

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The Baha’i leaders’ lack of hindrance with the teaching of quitting bigotry

     Bahaismiran:

 One of the Baha’i teachings is “quitting bigotry is contradictory with the Baha’i leaders’ speech. The following statements prove that the Baha’is are the most bigoted people and can’t claim for quitting the teaching of leaving bigotry.

     The excellency Mirza Hussein Ali Nouri, the Baha’is’ prophet was bigoted, too. For instance, he has ordered in his book “Badi’a” to prevent associating with non-Baha’is. (Hussein Ali Nouri, Badi’a, p. 350)

 

     He also prevented calling non-Baha’is as human being: “A person who calls our opponents as human beings is deprived of the divine bounty.” (Hussein Ali Nouri, Badi’a, p. 140)

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