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Islam and Christianity: A Baha’i perspective
There are many Muslims who are interested in how Baha’is really perceive our religion, which is always worth noting considering the amount of inaccurate assumptions in the Arab/Iranian media regarding this.
Baha’is have always had great respect for Islam, and to evidence that we also posted a translation of an article where a Baha’i defends Islam. [...]
A Baha’i in defense of Islam
One of the many questions people ask us here is why we are running this initiative, and one of our many answers is that Baha’is are known for defending Islam and Muslims whenever we are being attacked, which serves as an inspiration for us to defend our Baha’i brethren as well. There is something very [...]
Patience Stretched
In 1925, Egypt became the first Muslim-majority country to recognize the Baha’i faith as an independent religion. However, almost 80 years later, Baha’is in Egypt continue to face heinous discrimination, due to their failure to obtain identity cards. Identity cards are the key towards gaining access to education, health care, and economic opportunities. Without them, [...]
Why we as Muslims defend Baha’is – Pt. II
“In the matter of justice, all should be equal in your eyes.”
- Abu Bakr al-Siddiq
For many Muslims, Abu Bakr is considered a heroic figure … this great, inspirational man is one of the main sources that led us to believe in interfaith activism, and we hope that our Muslim friends will learn from him how [...]
Question of Faith
Marco has kindly taken the time to translate an article from Spanish that we think is informative enough to share here. Neither English nor Spanish are his first languages; therefore the translation may not be entirely accurate however it does get the intended message across:
From Judaism to the Evangelical Church. From Christianity to Islam. From [...]
Another response to those who associate Baha’is with Zionist agents
Marco, a Portuguese Baha’i whose post was first discussed here, has written a highly informative response to an Egyptian blogger who accused the Baha’is of being Zionist or foreign agents, and while the post is a year old the argument still applies today as many Muslims continue to wrongly associate the Baha’i faith with Zionism [...]
Egypt must secure religious freedom
Last week, Compass Direct News published the following with regards to the Christian case in Egypt:
Egypt’s Supreme Administrative Court heard a final appeal last week for 45 Coptic Christian citizens who were denied their attempt to legally reclaim their Christian identities after officially converting to Islam.
Of the 45 plaintiffs, half were adults when they changed [...]
What is the Baha’i Faith?
There are many people, especially Muslims, who don’t know what the Baha’i faith is (and despite that some continue to discriminate against them). Here are some guides to introduce those not familiar with the religion.
The International website of the Baha’i faith: This site is an extensive one that provides a full guide to the religion, [...]

Persecution of Baha'is since 1979

Creative media for Baha'i Rights

Mapping the intensifying wave of raids and arrests






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