Till 1907 I drew the attention of leaders in Bombay to this fact, but scholars and eminent people alike refused to countenance the Bahai Movement as anything more than an innocent institution, or a Brotherhood, like the Theosophical Society. The Bahai religion had not found a footing amongst the co-religionists of Karachi at that time. In 1914 when I went to America a second time with my wife, the Bahai movement appeared to have gained a firmer foothold. This was the result of a wide-spread propaganda in Europe and America from 1911 to 1913 by Abbas Effendi who had adopted the name of Abdul Baha.
Mr. Ardeshir Edulji Reporter, who had been residing in Teheran for nearly four decades as a representative from Bombay of the 'Society for the improvement of the condition of the poor Zoroastrians of Iran, is of the opinion that the Zoroastrians of India are making a serious mistake and their indifference is extremely harmful to the community. Every year an increasing number of Zoroastrians is abandoning the religion of their forefathers and becoming Bahais. Despite repeated warnings the coreligionists of Bombay are not being alerted.
You like the Islamic republic are ill people. There is no difference between you and a Mullah. You have the same blood. I am a proud Bahai and my ancestors were Zoroastrians from Khorasan, Iran. Stop this nonsense hatred of yours.
ReplyDeleteFuck Bahaism.
ReplyDeleteYou don't fool anyone with your use of a false Persian online identity.
I suggest the blogger to copy the refuting answers of me and another zoroastrian to the question of the supposed Denkard verse about Bahaullah:
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Writers: Alexander Janus and Zartusht Ashavan.