Baha'is shocked by "Fatwa of Shunning" (What an example of Hypocrisy!!!)

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Youth Moral Classes being used by some Baha'is to groom and recruit young girls for trafficking purposes

Hi all,

…I’m a “white” woman in her 60′s who joined the bahai organization in the 70′s. I was attracted to the principals, especially the oneness of humanity. I was married to a Native American in ND with four children. In the years following I remained a steadfast bahai until recent years when I noticed the organization becoming more and more “top heavy”, with the leadership not listening to rank and file bahais, only sending directives from the top down. And while many of the directives quoted the bahai writings, in actuality the activities seemed to not reflect what a deepened bahai could believe. In my opinion Ruhi was created as top-down extracts from bahai writings with the goal of bringing in troops of people to brainwash, creating McBahais. An individual being deepened in the bahai writings seemingly became a liability to the leadership who more and more were manufactured from the Ruhi factory.

Pakistani Baha'i Community in Swimming Pool

In my SP community the Ruhi system became the only method of teaching and learning in the “faith”. Ultimately Ruhi created a serious danger to the children and youth in our community. My 10 year old granddaughter was sexually assaulted at a “devotional”. When I found out a year later and reported it to the LSA the rumors and harassment began towards us. A teen girl in the community was involved with pimps and using bahai activities to groom and recruit young girls for trafficking purposes. Of course I didn’t know this at the time, but saw many “red flags”. The leadership would not listen to my efforts to keep this girl away from my granddaughter who was four years younger than this girl, but constantly undermined me, putting this girl in leadership positions and trying to involve my granddaughter and other children.

Though we had become totally inactive by 2009, ultimately through the efforts of a meddling LSA member my granddaughter ended up going to a Naw Ruz party in 2010 where the girl was. From there she ended up with this girl’s pimp. I’ve never been to or allowed my granddaughter to attend another bahai activity. After I wrote a long detailed letter to the NSA, they turned my daughters against me using them and others to slander me and my granddaughter in the most horrible ways. The letter I received back from the NSA after over six months didn’t even address my valid concerns. Instead they accused me of lying, blamed me and me only for my granddaughter being trafficked. They said both my daughters had met with the local LSA, accusing me of horrible abuse to all my children. They said they were considering removing my administrative rights because of “lies” that had “brought shame on the faith! ”

Meanwhile during this time my email and facebook accounts were hacked, and soon many of my friends and acquaintances were receiving horrible slander against me and my granddaughter. My daughters, who had not spoken to me since 2009, were involved, and some local members were too. Much of this was going on before I wrote the letter, but it increased dramatically after they received the letter. I’m an illustrator and artist and it almost killed my business. I’m not mentally ill (as they say about me), and I haven’t done the things they said I did. It’s just slander. But I realize that what was done to me has been done to many other bahais. They are too good at it. They get you to give them all the info you have that would make them liable, then they figure out how to destroy you and your entire life by using your bahai family members and everyone you know. I don’t believe it’s a faith, but an evil organization that uses religion as a front to gain power.
If that’s the definition of a cult, then I believe they are a cult. I don’t want to post any of this online, but that’s my story, greatly edited. I’m in the process of finding an attorney to send a letter to the NSA along with my card and my granddaughter’s card, which was sent without either of us requesting it. No longer will they use us as “stats”.

…I am very protective of my granddaughter, who is in her teens now and has been through more than any child should ever have to go through, including being both shunned and harassed by family members who have, along with the bahais here, IDed her as a “bad girl”, because she was trafficked and had a baby at age 13 (I’m also raising this baby). This horror began in the bahai Ruhi factory of deepenings, devotionals, and children’s classes where children were recruited by this girl who was promoted by the bahai leadership. When I first contacted national in 2010, I first spoke with Marie Sheffer, who told me that there was incest and trafficking in most US bahai communities, and convinced me how important it was to write a detailed letter so that the NSA could act and protect other children. She was warm and understanding and did convince me, and gave me guidelines. But soon after I began writing the letter she was moved from her position to “working with assemblies”. I still finished the letter after she called me when I stalled and convinced me to persevere. I summed up what happened to my granddaughter and me after that. I consider the knowing betrayal by Marie S almost as bad as the betrayal of my daughters. But that’s how they roll. They plot!  They get what they want then set about destroying you in the most horrific way possible. If you have family in the organization for them to manipulate, all the better!

…My original reason for writing to the NSA was for the protection of children, and I really don’t think they’re any safer now. The NSA is too busy covering up to worry about the children. The letter back from the NSA wasn’t signed by an individual, but I believe the author was Ken Bowers, the secretary at the time. He has a reputation for arrogance and ruthlessness even from stanch supporters, so he is good at his job, which is corporate. I also know deep in my heart that the only way to “blow the whistle” is outside this organization. They have too much to lose by truely cleaning up.

http://usnsapimpingyounggirls.blogspot.com

UHJ call for 95 Youth conferences is in fact SOS for Bahá'í Faith

The Bahá'í Faith Titanic is about to be archived to the annals of history. 

The Captain of Titanic has given a signal of distress to the Bahá'ís of the world in the form of organizing 95 youth conferences across the globe. The UHJ will pump dollars to make these conferences a success. As usual, the youth will come to make merry and play music, as at the last moments of Titanic people aboard were singing and dancing.

So threatened is the faith with danger of extinction due to Bahá'í Faith's administration being infiltrated with pretenders and gangsters who 'claim' to be Bahá'ís, but lack faithfulness in their hearts. Their aim is to keep the ark 'motionless' and focus on 'fancies' such as over-administration, a social-club-like mentality, backbiting, passing time over trivial issues, more importantly, ridiculing those who lack it, instead of effectively teaching, sharing & reaching the highest realms of the spirit. 

The Bahá'í Faith is suffering from Ideological and Administrative and social turmoil. 

Baha'is or Hippies ?
Ideological turmoil

Ali Nakhjavani (Former UHJ Member and Staunch opponent of Ruhi Curriculum)
While the matter of Guardianship sprang-up many other issues surfaced like:
a.   authenticity of Will and Testament of Abdul Baha,
b.   who was the real successor of Bab - Subh-e Azal or Baha'u'llah?
c.   Baha'u'llah's sister Aziziya (or Izziyih) Khanum disclosing viceful personal life of Baha'u'llah.
d.   The Unitarian Bahá'ís bringing all sorts of Holy writings against Abdul Baha.
e.   number of ideological questions were raised by the Knowledgeable Ex Bahá'ís, who were shown the gate, over the internet. They launched a full attack on the History of Bahá'í Faith. The Ex Bahá'ís proved that the Pen is mightier than sword (Excommunication).

The UHJ found itself incapable to give any logical answer to these questions and went on damage control mode asking NSA to take back all the Bahá'ís whose voting rights were taken. They absolutely erased the concept of Sanctions of Administrative Rights. And now, finally, 95 conferences are being arranged as a part of damage control strategy.

Administrative turmoil

The Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Beverly Hills (2013).
Fred Jafari, Keyvan Khadem, Farid Holakouee, Behzad Faridian, Parsa Zadeh, Payam Afsharian,
Annie Pirmoradi, Hamid Mashhoudy, Malihe Jafari (100% Persian)
On the other hand there were many Administrative questions surrounding UHJ regarding its legality, its infallibility and the extra ordinary higher percentage of Iranian Bahá'ís on it. The Bahá'í scholars have been openly objecting to the high level of intolerance shown by UHJ, use of derogatory languages for respected Bahá'ís, threat of excommunication, election process of UHJ and its interference in election of the other countries.

Even the various methods of propagation are so frequently being changed that it gives a sign of uncertainty. Earlier it was fireside and then Mass teaching. The Social Economic Development has failed to give any serious acceptability to the Bahá'í Faith.

The worst failure was Ruhi curriculum which divided the Bahá'í Faith diagonally into the Persian and Non Persian Bahá'ís - finally resulting in outburst of a former UHJ Member against not just the Ruhi curriculum but the UHJ itself. Certain reactions are indeed eye openers, e.g. after a deepening session by a so called Bahá'í scholar, a Persian Bahá'í remarked that let us congratulate UHJ for successfully confusing the Bahá'ís.

The Volunteers who served on the world centers in the prime of the youth age, when asked to return as they had lost their youth, started openly criticizing the UHJ members

The attack of former UHJ member on Ruhi curriculum and a humiliating court case defeat has instilled shame in every Bahá'í. Bahá'í now care a damn about the claims of UHJ asking Bahá'ís to be patient that it is doing everything to reverse the case. 

Moral Turmoil


Since the advent of Ruhi system, the deepened Bahá'ís who were always ahead in activities felt betrayed by the UHJ for side tracking them in every field. Capable Bahá'ís having knowledge of Bahá'í Faith and Holy writings were left for job of travel teachers and useless and incompetent Bahá'í who did not know the difference between Baha'u'llah and Allah'u'Abha were made counselors.

Bahá'í culture can hardly be called as a Religious culture. The ultra modern culture resembles MTV pop culture and not at all a sober religion.

The rate of divorce, rate of elopement, infighting amongst the Bahá'í officials and an emerging trend of resignation of Bahá'í officials from Administration and their refusal to take up any responsibility whether it is paid or voluntary, are all signs of steep downfall.
 
Preoccupation with Iran

The UHJ's preoccupation with Iran is not proving to be a good omen for the Bahá'ís. The Bahá'í sites of every country contain more anti Iranian material than Holy writings. It seems that it is made for the purpose of instilling Anti Iranian feelings.

The Universal House of Justice is discussing how to contact the political leaders to defame Iran (in the matter of Yaran) and at the same time utilizing the meeting for Bahá'í propaganda by gifting some Bahá'í Books.  The UHJ members are openly talking with the Bahá'ís that Persecution of Bahá'ís in Iran is a blessing for them as it gave them the opportunity to meet different political leaders. In fact one of the UHJ members remarked that 'if the Iran problem is solved, then what?'

Further, it has antagonized many Persian Bahá'ís as nationalism is more important for them than faith.

This obsession with the Anti Iran Govt propaganda leaves little time for other activities. A typical Bahá'í LSA member apart from anti Iran propaganda has local politics, defaming other Bahá'ís, gossiping and merry making in the agenda. No wonder the faith has lost whatever spirituality it had.

Conclusion

It is clear that turmoil in the faith is deep. Relating the situation to the Titanic is not uncalled for. Most Bahá'ís can now see through the deception. Only hindrance is that they can't find a better social club to give allegiance. The current UHJ message is understood by many Bahá'ís as:

Message of 'Universal House of Justice'
Ground Reality
Within communities of every size and strength, we are glad to see the processes of the Five Year Plan kindling the spirit of service and stimulating purposeful action.
Examples appear every day of how the act of reaching out to touch individual hearts, acquainting souls with the Word of God, and inviting them to contribute to the betterment of society can, in time, tend to the advancement of a people. This collective movement becomes discernible when the Plan's elements are combined into a well-coordinated cluster-wide effort, the dynamics of which are becoming increasingly familiar. Such a cluster becomes the setting for experienced believers as much as those newly introduced to the Faith, whatever their age or background, to work side by side, accompanying one another in their service, enabling everyone to participate
in the unfoldment of the Plan.

From the panorama of the Bahá'í world engaged in earnest activity, one phenomenon strikes us especially: the decisive contribution made by youth on every continent. In this phenomenon we see the vindication of the hopes the beloved Guardian invested in them "forthe future progress and expansion of the Cause" and of the confidence with which he laid upon their shoulders "all the responsibility for the upkeep of the spirit of selfless service among their fellow-believers". We are struck, too, by the number of youth who, after only a brief association with the Bahá'í community, commit themselves to meaningful acts of service and quickly discover their affinity with the Faith's community-building Endeavour. Indeed, in contemplating both the Bahá'í youth and their like-minded peers, we cannot but rejoice at their eagerness to take on a measure of responsibility to aid the spiritual and social development of those around them, especially ones younger than themselves. In an age consumed by selfinterest,in which even spiritual affiliation is weighed in the scales of reward and personal satisfaction, it is heartening to encounter individuals from their mid-teens to their twenties— those upon whom the sights of an aggressive materialism are decidedly trained—who are galvanized by the vision of Baha'u'llah and are ready to put the needs of others before their Own. That such high-minded youth, by dint of their own exertions as well as the momentum they lend to the whole community, should be contributing so effectively to efforts everywhere under way bodes well for the anticipated acceleration of these efforts.

What has been accomplished in the past two years will, surely, be far surpassed, not just
in the concluding years of this present Plan but in the remaining years of the first century of The Formative Age. To spur on this mighty enterprise and to summon today's youth to fully assume the responsibilities they must discharge in this fast-contracting interval, we announce the convocation of 95 youth conferences, between July and October, planned for locations that span the globe:
There is no community of Bahá'ís. Bahá'í Faith is an NGO, which pays its officers to work


The Bahá'í contribution for betterment of society is NIL.







There are no believers in Bahá'í Faith only officers and workers. And they are paid for it.










“Guardian”, please explain which Guardian? there are multitudes of Guardians in Bahá'í Faith




If it is selfless service, stop the remuneration given to counselors, ABMs, NSA members and to the Bahá'ís for attending the conference. Ask them to pay for their lodging and boarding then see the attendance











It is a great lie.








You have accomplished some statistics which are falsely written by Persians





When the officers and workers get together, in language of NGO is called as PARTY, and in Bahá'í Faith it is called as Conference

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House of Baha'u'llah in Baghdad destroyed

Very often we hear that the Baha’is have been deported from certain countries, and then are banned in many countries. There has been arrest of Baha’is, There has been violence against them because of their deceptive Proselytizing of children of other Faiths. Their properties have been destroyed; they have been accused of immorality, elopement, document forgery, financial scams, high rate of divorce, etc.

Earlier Baha’is were even involved in Murders of Azalis, Opium Trade, Killing and Shunning of those not believing in Baha’u’llah and Abdul Baha.

Today, the Baha’is and the Baha’i administration preaches that they are the most peace loving people on earth, so much loving that they fail to realize the immorality of their own community but wants to engage themselves in refining the other communities especially the children, the youths and the women of other religions.

Baha’is also preach that they do not take part in Politics but then every where we see Baha’i demonstrations asking for confiscated properties, release of leaders, meeting every political leader even if he has slightest power to exercise. Recently the UHJ, the apex organization of the Baha’is have come out with a decree and asked all the national assemblies and the local assemblies to keep a close relationship with all the political leaders of their countries and cities so that the cloud of doubts and mistrust may not creep in the minds of these influential people. This is in accordance with the principle “not to offend the political susceptibilities of someone or some government”.

It is hardly enough to say that Baha’is are ‘non-political’ - after all; Baha’is do plan to bring into being a series of Baha’i states and, in the end, a Baha’i World Order - no less extreme than the aim of every Marxist. And, in the same way that not everyone jumps with joy at the thought of his country becoming Marxist, so we can hardly expect that there will be universal rejoicing at the news that the Baha’i faith is becoming a threat to the established political system.

Now, with the destruction of House of Baha’u’llah in Iraq an ordinary, uninformed, innocent Baha’i will be sad and depressed but the cunning Baha’i Administration, the Universal House of Justice will be rejoicing and celebrating at a grand scale because they have now one more point to discuss in their “external affairs committees” other then Iran and Yaran. They will make this as excuse for collecting funds, meeting the political leaders, an opportunity for propagation of Baha’i Cult. It is a real blessing for the 'nine infallible members' of house of justice sitting in Haifa, Israel.

The sooner the world realizes the Origin and the Aims of this ‘man made’ religion, earlier the Baha’i Faith will become History.


Baha'is Lied About Human Rights Violations in Iran circa 2004

In 2004 in a series of the editorials in several Western language newspapers, the Baha'i International Community claimed:

1) That a Baha'i holy site in the town of Barfurush, Mazandaran, namely the grave of Mullah Muhammad 'Ali Barfurushi Quddus (d. 1849), had been desecrated and destroyed.
- What these editorials failed to mention was that this gravesite in Mazandaran was at no time, whether now or in the past, a Baha'i holy site nor the holy figure interred a Baha'i.

The Baha'i International Community claimed this grave had been destroyed as a matter of fact. No evidence of such destruction was ever furnished to any human rights body yet it was repeated again and again.

THE ACTUAL FACTS

The grave of Siyyid Mulla Muhammad 'Ali Barfurushi "Quddus" is situated in an all girls school in the hamlet of Barfurush outside of the town of Sari. This grave has been there since the murder of said individual in the summer of 1849 by a mob incited against said by Sa'id al-Ulama, the Usuli mujtahid of the town. During the early part of 2004 routine repairs were conducted upon the structure of the school, and during these reparis a wall some several yards away was partially damaged. This wall was nowhere near the grave nor has the grave been damaged. This was therefore no desecration ordered by the IR regime but a repair.

In the New York Times, the London Times, et al, the Baha'i International "cult" community had claimed this desecration as a matter of fact. To date they have not furnished a single leaf of documentary evidence to any human rights body regarding this incident or any such desecration.

2) Shortly after this incident they claimed that the house of Mirza Bozorg Nuri, situated in the old Arab quarter of Tehran, had been destroyed as well. Once again, no documentary evidence was provided for this claim, and the house still stands at this time.

3) Towards the end of 2004 the Baha'i International Community then began claiming to be victims of "cultural genocide" by the Iranian nation as a whole, without specifying the IR but rather Iran en toto. This claim was first articulated by Moojan Momen on the Tarikh list and shortly thereafter a journal article by one Friedrich Affolter appeared making this same claim.
- This claim was immediately questioned by a sting of professional human rights academics, amongst them Associate Professor Reza Afshari.

All of these items were taken to the former United Nations Commission for Human Rights (now desolved) as petitions for egregious human rights violations by the Islamic Republic towards their community, and all were rejected as unsubstantiated by the former body in early 2005.

Shortly thereafter the item below appeared on the Baha'i International community's own website. At this time the Baha'i International "cult" community is questioning the former body's resolve in refusing their petition, and even denying that their petition was found to be unsubstantiated. Yet to date no independently verifiable, documentary evidence has been provided for the allegations noted above by the Baha'i international cult community.



In short, in 2004-2005 the Baha'i "international cult" community lied to the general public as well as the human rights community regarding human rights violations, and as such were told where to go by the former UN body. And still no evidence has been forthcoming on these claims, regarding:1) The destruction of the shrine of Quddus
2) The destruction of the house of Mirza Bozorg
3) Or "Cultural genocide"

Nor for that matter have the Baha'is explained:
1) Where the evidence is for the uhj's follow-ups on the disappeared NSA of Iran circa 1979?
2) Or, where is the IRI's official statement on the fate and final whereabouts of these individuals is?
3) Or, why is there an official Baha'i body in Iran today sanctioned by the Islamic regime today known as the Ma'arif and why a Mr Khanjani who represents this body is left unmolested by the Islamist regime?


Source :
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/talk.religion.bahai/fTetLf4H8RI