The investigation of the published narrations by the Baha’i resources and reports about the activity of this cult show that the Afghan immigrants in Iran particularly women and kids have changed into one of the remarkable axes of the Bahaism [1] organization during the current years.
An issue which is considered as an attempt by the Bahaism organization to influence socially and recruit organizationally under the coverage of humanitarian and educational activities.
So, the deviant cult of Bahaism has partly focused on the community of Afghan immigrants in Iran after its relative failure in expanding its social base inside Afghanistan [2].
Due to economic, educational, living and invulnerability conditions of some women and kids, this community is considered as a suitable capacity for proselytizing activities and social network making.
According to Baha’i resources, the first Baha’i organization was formed in this country in 1346 S.H. and the first local assembly of the deviant cult of Bahaism was established in 1348 S.H. in Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan.
The experts of cult domains and Bahaism organization warn that the proselytizing and organized activity among Afghan immigrants can have social and security consequences for the country.
According to their belief; if these activities remain merely in the form of humanitarian and educational aids and end in organizational recruit, some vulnerable immigrants may be changed into dependent and obedient forces The sectarian networks.
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