What Really Happened in Tabriz? Re-examining the Execution of the Bab

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The barrack square in Tabriz, where the Báb was executed.  The Doctrinal Contradiction: Reason vs. Legend The execution of the Báb in a Tabr...

Video : Baha'u'llah admits to have supplied women to Subh-i-Azal

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Video : How Ruhiyyih Khanum's marriage affected Shoghi Effendi's family and the Baha'i Faith?

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Scandals in the world-wide Baha'i communities

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Bahá’í Scandals Unmasked The glossy brochures of the Baha’i Faith promise a world of universal peace and high morality, but as a former insi...

The Baha'i Guide to Picking Friends: Beware of "Spiritual Germs"!

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The Two Faces of Baha'i Childhood If you read a Baha'i brochure, you will see a lot of nice words about kids. They claim children sh...

Mary Maxwell was the Baha’i Jezebel

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(Ruhiyyih = “Handmaiden of Glory”, was the pompous title she was given), just a bit rude like some other poorly behaved Baha’is or was she a...

The account of Baha'u'llah's close confident, Jarullah

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Mirza Hussain Jarullah was a neighbor and a close, devoted associate of Baha'u'llah during his time in Baghdad. According to Kashfu...

A First-Hand Account of Baha'u'llah's True Beliefs

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I [Avarih] myself heard directly that the late Sepahsālār, four years before his death, on a day when the writer together with Sayyid Naṣral...

The Baha’i faith does not have clergy but instead maintains a rebranded, centralized, and authoritarian clerical system operating under a different name.

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The Baha’i Faith’s public claim of having “no clergy” is misleading when examined in terms of function rather than terminology. Although it ...

Baha'u'llah calls Mirza Yahya a "son of adultery"

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The Appointment of Mirza Yahya Following the martyrdom of the Bab in 1850, the nascent Babi community was left leaderless and scattered. To ...