`Abdu’l-Bahá, the second leader of the Bahá’ís, repeatedly led Muslim congregational prayers with great wisdom and concealment of his beliefs at the Jizzar Mosque, which is a place of worship for Muslims.
(Ali Akbar Furootan, Hekayat e.Del, p.150)
Additionally, on Friday, November 25, 1921 (three days before his death), `Abdu’l-Bahá attended the Grand Mosque of the city to perform the Friday prayers.
(Khaterat e-Khalil Shahedi, p.119)
If the Bahá’í leader believed that there was no need for Islamic laws with the presence of the Bahá’í Faith, then why was he, the foremost follower of the Bahá’í community, hiding his beliefs?!
