Introducing the book “Life of Yahya Najji”  part one: Mirza Yahya Dolatabadi, from the Báb movement to cons‌titutionalism, part four: a look at Bábí Baha’i interactions Seyyed Mohammad Hadi Sajjadi Abs‌tract The clash between two brothers rose after the claim of Mirza Hussein Ali Noori, nicknamed Baha’u’llah (by Qorrat al-‘Ain at the time of the rejection of the Hijab in …

Abbas Effendi and Pales‌tine; Part 1: Intelligence Cooperation with the Britain By: Hamid Farnagh   Abs‌tract The type of relationship between the Baha’is and especially their leaders with the colonial countries of the time is one of the topics that are always considered in the survey and evaluation of the social, cultural and political role of the Baha’is. What was …

The leader of the Baha’is from the sister’s point of view By: Seyyed Mohammad Amin Razavi   Abstract This article examines and explains the treatise of Tanbih al-Naaemin written by Ezzieh Khanom, the sister of Sobh Azal and Baha’u’llah, as well as Abdu’l-Bahá’s aunt. First of all, a brief review has been done regarding the position of this person from …

البهائیة حسب رؤية متنوري ومنتقدي البهائية، الباب الخامس عشر،احمد سُهراب حمید فرناق نُبذة میرزا احمد سُهراب كاتب وباحث وناقد بهائي تم طرده من عضوية تشكيلات البهائية بعد ۴۶ سنة من عضویته فيها وذلك بسبب انتقاداته وابراز اعتراضه على البهائیة وعلى تشکیلاتها الادارية وعلى شوقي افندي؛ وقد تعرض سهراب للأذى والعذاب رغم اعتقاده بالدين البهائي و رغم كل الخدمات التي قدمها …

The violence of the Baha’is of Sisan Asghar Heydari Abstract Sisan village is in the East Azarbaijan province in the northwest of Iran. Before the victory of the Islamic Revolution, this village was the largest Baha’i village in the northwest of the country. The Baha’i propaganda methods there include threats with guns, financial aid to poor Muslims, marriage of Baha’i …

A review on the article “An overview of the Iranian Baha’i society in the 18th century” written by Iqan Shahidi By: Maryam Kheradmand Abstract This article criticizes the article “An Overview of Baha’i Society of Iran in the 18th Century” written by Iqan Shahidi. In this regard, the contradictions in speech and behavior of Baha’i leaders and elders and their …

Baha’is in Jordan By: Mohammad Gogani Abstract Jordan is a country in South-West Asia that was established under the guardianship of England after the end of the First World War and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire In 1948. It became a kingdom with the changes made in its borders and limited to Israel from the west. The population of …

Baha’is in Iraq BY: Mahdi Habibi, Hamid Farnaq Abstract Baha’i and the modern state of Iraq have interacted with each other since the beginning of their establishment. Baha’u’llah’s first destination outside of Iran was Ottoman Iraq, and his declaration as “Manifestation of God” began from a garden in Baghdad.  A look at the development of Baha’ism during the British mandate …

Baha’ism; in terms of logic and content By: Abdul-hussein Fakhari Abstract An examination of the Baha’i Faith from the point of logic and content shows that its decline and end are imminent from the views of scholars and researchers of thought, because it has neither a new word for the contemporary world nor its promises have been fulfilled. It contains …

    Introduction of Edward G. Browne to the Book “Life and Teachings of Abbas Effendi” By: Mohammad-Reza Giyahpoor     Abstract One of the westerners who met Abdu’l-Bahá was a man from America. After his meeting, he wrote a book about Abdu’l-Bahá called “Life and Teachings of Abbas Effendi”. The publisher of the book asked Edward Granville Browne (1862-1926), a …