Al Hansaa magazine, a monthly Arabic magazine targeting modern Arab women, conducted an interview where our work on BahaiRights.org has been featured. They have also published our cartoon concerning the Baha’i minority in Egypt:

We regularly receive letters from our readers: some applauding us for our efforts, some requesting more information on the Network, and others casting serious doubts on our intentions and credibility. We’ve been declared Baha’i mouthpieces and our Network has been accused of functioning with the covert aim of preaching the Baha’i Faith, an accusation that [...]

This site hasn’t been updated not due to lack of interest or awareness on recent Baha’i cases but rather because we are working on a big and time-consuming project relevant to this website and hope to be announcing it here soon. Please stay tuned!

An Iraqi graphics designer contributed to this site by adding a new banner, integrating Arabic calligraphy with Islamic and Baha’i symbols, and a photo of Muslim women praying. We hope you like it.

Dear friends, This 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, [...]

Below you will find a copy of our second newsletter in Farsi (You may find all past articles in Farsi here.)

Our first newsletter which we sent this past Sunday to our subscribers is translated into Farsi and may be found here. Please pass it along to those who may be interested. Below is a copy of the newsletter itself: Baha’i Rights – Our first newsletter Hi everyone, Thank you all for visiting our website and [...]

Our intiative has made its first media appearance on BBC Persian (Farsi) Translation: Formation of a Muslim Group in Defense of the Rights of Baha’is Na’im Sobhani BBC-Persian, Washington For the first time on the internet, a group of Muslim youth has established a site called “the Muslim Network for Baha’i Rights.” This site closely [...]

Many of you are probably wondering why a Muslim network in defense of Baha’i rights exist. The answer is very simple – the best way to promote tolerance, human rights, religious freedom and respect is to rally for a cause that doesn’t necessarily affect you. When you strongly believe in a value, you should apply [...]