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A Review of the Sufferings of Ahmad Yazdani, the Famous Baha’i Teacher By Masoud Monfared   Abstract Ahmad Yazdani, the late Baha’i teacher, had close relations with Abdul-Baha’ and Shoghi Effendi. According to the…

   The American Bahá'í Mixture: inevitable mixture of error and corruption                                       Book review: By Frederick Glaysher           Since the majority of available books on the Bahá'í Faith are written by…

  Introduction            According to Shoghi`s, ketab-i-Iqan (the book of certitude) is the oldest and the greatest book of Bahá'ís. This book is written by Mirza Hussein Ali-e-Baha in 1277 or 1278 or 1280 A.H. in order to prove the…

           All professional historians in the field of Babi-Bahá'í studies in the Qajar period are convinced that the Kitab-i Nuqtat al-Kaf (ed. E.G. Browne and Muhammad Qazvini, vol. 15 of the E.J.W. Gibb Memorial Series, Leiden, 1910…

  By Denis MacEoin            Bad reviews, like death and taxes, come to us all. But whereas we can hire undertakers to box up our mortal remains and accountants to plead with the faceless minions at Cumbernauld, it falls to ourselves…

By Saman Bahá’í   Abstract Some of the Bahá’í books have been distorted and changed by the Bahá’í administration during successive publications. One of these distorted books is “A Brief look at the Bahá’í Faith” by Ahmad Yazdani.…

Neal Chase is the great grandson of ‘Abdul-Baha, third President of the Universal House of Justice of Baha’u’llah (www.UHJ.net) and current Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith seated upon the…

          This is a short account of Bahaullah and his brother Mirza Yahya Noori, their lives together and the animosity between them. The objective of this article is simply to bring to the fore that fact that Bahaullah did not…