Dr. Abdul Karim Ayadi, the offspring of Muhammad Taghi was born in 1286 S.H. in Tehran city. His father was of the prominent Leaders of Bahaism in Iran and was of Abbas Effendi’s relatives.
He was the special physician of Muhammad Reza for nearly 25 years. Every day and nearly all hours, he was by the Shah’s side and was the most aware person of his private life. Fardoust considers him as the most mysterious influential and hidden person in the Iranian court.
It can undoubtedly be said that he had been selected by the British intelligent service at first and possessed the conditions for a first-rate spy. Thus, he was introduced to the court and the role Ayadi had by the Islamic Revolution for the west, all of agents of the west were in lack.
He had eighty jobs which were important e and money making, according to Fardoust. During Hoveyda’s prime Minister’s office periods of time, Ayadi employed the Baha’i ministers in the cabinet as long as he could. Those ministers weren’t right to do anything without her permission. He continues to say:
“I don’t know one thousandth of Ayadi’s actions, so a book can be written about whether the Baha’i Ayadi ruled Iran or Muhammad Reza Pahlavi? “[1] During his periods of time, there wasn’t any unemployed Baha’i person and the number of Baha’is tripled.
According to Fardoust:
“Ayadi was the great spy of the west and the most aware source of British and American intelligent service in the court and in the country. His influence was the same as Muhammad Reza’s. The prime ministers particularly Hoveyda, the chiefs of the army staff and all important governmental officials including minister, parliament representatives and the like were performing his orders which were at first in the form of request and then were in the form of command.[2]
The presence of this Baha’i person in the closest level to the Shah made the Baha’is be influential on all pillars of the country. So, Hujjatul Islam Falsafi opposed this Baha doctor in 1335 S.H.
A chapter of Ayadi’s report card is about his cooperation with Zionism. He was the intelligent service colleague and special agent of intelligent services in the country. He reported all the news of the court detail by detail. In addition to intelligent service cooperation, he was of the supporter of Zionism in economic and political fields.
Ayedi had an irrefrangible affection with Jewish and considered them as people who have suffered great and are deserving of most unadorned assistance. Additionally, the supreme houses of worships of the Baha’is were located in the occupied lands and the faith disciples couldn’t ignore this issue.
Meir Ezri- the active representative of Israel in Iran during Pahlavi periods of time – considers Ayadi as his good friend and writes:
“On Nov. 1960 A.D. the medical representatives of Israel couldn’t participate at medical congress of the world armies in Tehran city with the aid of Ayadi, the special physician of the Shak and the guardian of army medical unit in spite of severe aggressiveness of the Arabic countries against Israel.”
Ezri adds: “As if among the close relatives of Ayadi who was one of my good friend, there were some who showed cold shoulder concerning inviting Israel army physicians, but I asked Ayadi to speak about it with the Shah and he could make the Shah agree.”[۳]
Meir Ezri writes in another place:
“The entry permit of the drugs purchased from foreign countries which must enter into Iranian markets was evaluating in a committee in the ministry of health held by a group of seasoned physicians and experts.”
Dr. Ayadi was one the committee experts. One day, I visited him to speak about holding the congress of army chemists which was to be held on April 25, 1960 A.D. in Tehran city and also about lieutenant colonel Maharik who was the commander of an Israeli group.
As if Ayadi was aware of plotting by the representatives of Arabic countries reacting the presence of Israeli representative in congress, but he accepted colonel Maharik bravely colonel and cheerfully in the congress.”[۴]
He calls the Israeli experts to come to Iran and contracted them to provide fruit, chicken and egg for the army and also to build poultry farm and model agricultural villages. These purchases and economic contracts helped the economy of Zionistic regime and Iran’s dependence on them.
Ayadi was also the supporter of Bahaism cult and was solving their problems: Preventing the Baha’i employee to be dismissed from oil company in 1345 S.H., securing the government of Israel’s approval by issuing public visas for the Baha’is who were traveling to the occupied Palestine, making Baha’is to gain sensitive and important governmental posts, supporting Hojabr Yazdani and his coreligionist violations against Sangsar shepherd’s pastures and even saving sous orange tree of Ali Mulammad Bab’s residential house to be dry.
Source: Zeinab Sadat Anvari, the bond between Bahaism and Zionism, pp.199-202.
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[۱] Hussein Fardoust, the emergence and fall of Pahlavi kingdom, vol. 1, p. 202.
[۲] Ibid, p. 203.
[۳] Homayoun Keshtgar, the honeymoon of Pahlavi regime and the Baha’is, pp. 391-392 narrated by Meir Ezri.
[۴] Ibid, p. 392 narrated by Meir Ezri memoirs, p.332.
