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           Although Babism never developed much beyond the stage of a sectarian movement within Shia Islam, it experienced a number of minor but interesting divisions, particularly in its early phase. The first of these involved the…

            Muhammad bin Abdul-Vahhab Qazvini, arrived in Paris from Clarens, Switzerland, on 6 October 1911 and immediately got such a severe cold that for a week I stayed home. During this period I did not leave my dwelling and…

            Shoghi Effendi did not accept to make any changes to the contents of the 10 years plan, nor to change the members of the International Bahá'í Council, or to change its appointed chairman (Mason Remey); and had referred in…

           It was toward the end of 1911 when I arrived in Paris from Istanbul, where I had been staying since the beginning of February of that year. I made this journey by the invitation of Haji Ali-Quli Khan Sardar Asad Bakhtiyari…

 (A Satirical Critique on the Infallibility of UHJ andIts Views and Decisions)  Written by Brendan Cook/ 2009                                                                   They say not much happens in small towns, and being…

  By Brendan Cook (2009)           So you think you’ve heard this story before? Really? Well then, you can stop reading right now and put it away. If you’re sure you know what happens, you don’t need to look at it again. Go ahead and…

           Imagine a man who has brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts, uncles, and a wife. Over the years, he disowns one by one ALL of his other relatives for disagreements with him over almost anything, until only his wife is left; and…

            The Day of the Empty Throne commemorates the anniversary of the day (20th. November, 1957), on which the Hands of the Cause voted to declare the office of Guardianship of the Bahá'í Faith permanently vacant, basing their…

  By Dr. Mohammed Alam Qurayshi            When the matter of the leadership of the Babis was brought forth, Baha’u’llah labeled his brother—Mirza Yahya Subh Azal, who according to the will of the Bab, was his successor—with all kinds…

           Bahá’í leaders always claim that they do not involve themselves in politics, and they are truly apolitical group, but in reality we find that they are the most political group, playing in the name of FAITH. They have hidden…