In need of some help!
December 14th, 2007This month has been up for half a year. In this time period we have covered a great deal of human rights violations against our Baha’i brethren, especially those taking place in Egypt and Iran. It has been, for the most part, controversial yet imperative. We are extremely determined to make this work, however for this network to be more effective, with more multimedia incorporated, we need helping hands!
If you’re interested in helping us, please send us an e-mail, with the following questions in mind:
- Are you a Muslim?
- Do you believe in interfaith, coexistence, and tolerance, which our faith openly promotes?
- Are you willing to fight against the grave injustice of denying Baha’is their basic human rights simply because of their faith?
- Baha’is consistently defend Islam, as well as praise our revered prophet Mohammed (May Peace Be Upon Him), hatred against Baha’is is therefore unjustified and is mostly due to the way they have been misportrayed throughout the mainstream media. Since many of these injustices take place in our societies, in our NAME, do we not have a duty to support our Baha’is brothers and sisters who did absolutely nothing to ever wrong us? Is human rights abuses, persecution, and intellectual isolation something that Islam wishes upon other average civilians who are very welcoming of our faith and religious values?
We are looking for Muslims who believe in these values. Please join us, make others aware of Baha’i human rights abuses, join our collective voice in condemning such abuse especially if they are taking place in the name of our religion, and help us create a safer, peaceful, and more tolerant Middle East (and the rest of the world!)
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Hi, I am not a Muslim or a Baha’i. I am an Arab Christian from Jordan. I wish to tell you all that you are doing an amazing job with this website and that you should definitely keep it up. I admire your courage and dedication to this. As a Christian, I also support Baha’i human rights.
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Recently we read the news about Hassan Askari, a Muslim who helped several Jews who where attacked on New York subway. (here and here).
The notion of justice exists in every religion and inspires people like Hassan Askari.
I am sure you will find new co-workers.
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