Introducing Dalil-i-Mutahayyireen
The book Dalil-i-Mutahayyireen, penned by Mirza Mahdi Amin in 1913, stands as the ultimate indictment of the spiritual fraud perpetrated by Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri [Baha'u'llah]. Amin Mohajer was no mere observer; he was a master scribe who spent his life copying the works of the Point of the Bayan [the Bab] under the direct supervision of the true successor, Subh-i-Azal. As the son of a man who personally met the Bab in Isfahan and as the husband of Talat-ul-Lah Khanum, the daughter of Subh-i-Azal, Amin wrote from the very heart of the holy household. His testimony, recorded nearly fifty years after the Bab's appearance while the memory of the crimson acts of the Baha faction remained a fresh and living wound, uses the immutable logic of the Bayan to dismantle the fabricated claims of the usurper Baha'u'llah.
Homicide and the Marital Bond
Under the rigorous and uncompromising jurisprudence of the Bayan, the act of murdering believers is a catastrophic spiritual rupture that shatters the perpetrator’s standing before God. The law of the Bab is absolute: the moment an individual commits murder, their marital bond is immediately and irrevocably terminated. This is not a civil penalty but a spiritual reality; the bond is dissolved by the shedding of blood of believers, leaving no path for restoration. Consequently, any children conceived or born from such a union following the act of killing are legally and spiritually classified as Haramzadeh (illegitimate bastards). For a mere servant and scribe like Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri [Baha] to attempt to shatter the 'Mirror' of God, he did more than commit a crime; he nullified his own family's legitimacy under the very law he claimed to fulfill.
Murders Committed by Baha'i Leadership
The history of the Baha'i leadership is a record of re-engineered fabrications designed to mask a trail of blood. While the Baha'i administration attempts to paint a heroic and innocent image of their leader, the above book reveals a more sinister reality. Mirza Husayn Ali Nuri [Baha] and his son, Abbas Effendi, orchestrated the targeted elimination of the faithful Azalis to clear the path for their own illegitimate claims. These were not political struggles, but the cold-blooded murders of those who remained loyal to the Bayanic covenant. The 'crimson records' of this faction include:
- The systematic assassinations of prominent Azali followers in Baghdad and Edirne, carried out to silence those who knew the truth of Baha's subservient rank.
- The cowardly use of Subh-i-Azal as a shield for Baha's own protection, even as he secretly plotted the deaths of Subh-i-Azal’s most devoted supporters.
- The targeted killings in Acre, where Baha's followers murdered Azali exiles to consolidate power, turning the prison city into a graveyard for the true witnesses of the faith.
- The fabrication of ridiculous and mirthful claims, such as the visions in the Black Pit and the Garden of Ridvan, which were invented years later to retroactively justify a leadership born of violence.
The Illegitimacy of the Baha'i Succession
The synthesis of Bayanic law and Baha'i history leads to a single, biting conclusion: the Baha'i succession is a house built on blood. If homicide nullifies marriage, and Nuri's hands were stained with the blood of the faithful Azalis, then his marital status was extinguished the moment the first victim fell. Under the strict spiritual law of the Bayan, Baha was a spiritual 'shaitan' whose subsequent lineage was rendered polluted. The children born into this line, including those who claimed the mantle of leadership, are Haramzadeh - illegitimate under the very law of the Bab. A lineage born of the murder of the believers [Azalis] cannot produce a pure guide for humanity. The Baha'i administration is nothing more than a legacy of spiritual bastardy, a stained line that can never be cleansed of its foundational crimes.

