Covenant

For Mr Rabbani

Dear Mr Rabbani,

The contents of the pseudo-historiography of your published literature constitute hate speech and lies against the people of the Bayan and is offensive. Furthermore, a good portion of the contents of this site constitute Baha'i hate-speech against Muslims, not to mention individuals your organization does not like. When you are prepared to muzzle in your own hate-speech and attack dogs, only then talk about that of others.

There is nothing wrong with this blog and it is far more clean and tame than the libellous material which has been allowed here from the Baha'is, such as the garbage FaryarM publishes.

Wahid Azal

LOL

Do what?

I am not the author of this blog. Covenant is.

And stop SHOUTING!

Wahid Azal

Hey Shoghi Rabbani

"Nothing is Sacred" here. I don't find anything like Hate Speech in this blog. What do you find offensive? The girls are kissing him - not - throwing shoes.

Ahang Rabbani, what

Ahang Rabbani, what appropriate action?! This is not Kung Fu! Welcome to the club.

For Mr. Javid

Dear Mr. Javid,

The content of this blog constitutes hate speech against the Baha'i community and is offensive.  As the list-owner, you have certain responsibilities to ensure such hate speech is not published on your site.  Please take appropriate action.

Thank you.  

BE PREPARED FOR DIVINE JUSTICE!

NUR.PLEASE BE AFRAID OF WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND REMOVE THE AVATAR FROM YOUR BLOG.

DO YOU HAVE ANY SENSE IN YOUR MIND?

THERE ARE SIGNS IN LIFE THAT WILL WARN YOU ABOUT THE OUTCOME OF YOUR APPALING ACTS.

BE FEARFUL MY FRIEND AND REMOVE THIS FOR THE SKAE OF YOUR MOST LOVED ONE .

DO IT

A Glimpse of Abdul Baha ...

The distinguished orientalist, the late Professor Edward G. Browne, of the University of Cambridge, visited `Abdu'l-Baha  in the year 1890, and recorded his impressions as follows: -

"Seldom have I seen one whose appearance impressed me more. A tall strongly-built man holding himself straight as an arrow, with white turban and raiment, long black locks reaching almost to the shoulder, broad powerful forehead indicating a strong intellect combined with an unswerving will, eyes keen as a hawk's, and strongly-marked but pleasing features--such was my first impression of 'Abbas Effendi, "the master" as he par excellence is called.... One more eloquent of speech, more ready of argument, more apt of illustration, more intimately acquainted with the sacred books of the Jews, the Christians, the Muhammadans, could, I should think, scarcely be found even amongst the eloquent, ready, and subtle race to which he belongs. These qualities, combined with a bearing at once majestic and genial, made me cease to wonder at the influence and esteem which he enjoyed even beyond the circle of his father's followers. About the greatness of this man and his power no one who had seen him could entertain a doubt."

For a description of Bahá'u'lláh by Professor Browne, please see here

Today is the last day of Ridvan so....

A gift of Ridvaaaaan to my dear, loving Baha'i friends.