Why are Baha'i communities so often rocked by Scandals?

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Zia Shahri, a member of the NSA of Norway, was convicted and imprisoned for sexually assaulting a foreign woman with a declared mental age o...

The 1844 "Edict of Toleration" is claimed by the Baha'i Faith as a fulfillment of prophecy, but it's all baloney

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Hey everyone, Like many of you, I was raised reading books like William Sears’  Thief in the Night  and George Townshend’s writings. We were...

Baha'i schools are part of the Baha'i conversion machinery targeting innocent children.

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How Baha’is Targeted and Trapped Iran’s Minorities?

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The Zoroastrian Strategy: Gutting the Community Future The Baha’i movement focused heavily on the Zoroastrian communities in Yazd and Kerman...

Why Christians Reject the Bahá’í Faith?

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The Story of Sama'ullah (Jamshid Ma'ani), one of the post-Baha'i religious claimant.

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Extreme Left Jamshid Ma'ani with Shirin Fozdar and others “I have been trying to reconstruct the history of one of the most obscure post...

Why Baha'u'llah is not “He whom God shall make manifest”?

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Baha or Baha'u'llah is a later title (not given by the Bab) of Mirza Husayn-Ali Nuri, who was the older brother, guardian and interm...

What do Iranian government sources say about the Baháʼí Faith and the rights of Baháʼís in Iran?

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The Baha’i faith, in Iran, is a political sect or cult, not an independent world religion. Following are some organizational, historical, an...

The Rise and Ruin of Hojabr Yazdani, the most corrupt Baha'i tycoon in Iran

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Hojabr Yazdani didn’t build an empire through hard work; he built a monument to greed on the backs of the broken. He lived like a "Don...

The Political Architecture of the Baha'i faith

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The contradiction of Non-Partisanship: Neutrality as a Strategic Facade The Baha'i Faith consistently projects an image of a spiritual m...