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The religious commandment of Sunni muftis about Baha’ism – Part 2

In previous part, it was mentioned that the Sunni Scholars realized that Baha’ism is a forged and weak cult whose aim are to spy for tyrant Colonialists and to create disunity in the Islamic world. So, the Sunni scholars concluded that Baha’ism is an invasion against Shia which was changed into an invasion against the […]

In previous part, it was mentioned that the Sunni Scholars realized that Baha’ism is a forged and weak cult whose aim are to spy for tyrant Colonialists and to create disunity in the Islamic world. So, the Sunni scholars concluded that Baha’ism is an invasion against Shia which was changed into an invasion against the Islamic world.

    The following are the judgements of Sunni scholars about rejecting the deviant cult of Baha’ism:

  1. Al-Azhar

Al-Azhar

Al-Azhar university which is one of the famous ones related to Sunnis mentions against this deviant group which has raged against the religion of God and public donors of community and wants them to execute God’s commandment concerning this group and to pass rules and laws to discredit and disgrace them. This measure must be conducted to preserve citizens and to prevent their deviation and apostasy. Certainly, it is necessary for those who destroy the Islamic policies and the country ones not to allow them to be alive.

   …These issues need to be answered quickly by people in charge of religious affairs and jurisconsults.

۲) Al-Azhar Islamic Research Council Fetwa:

“It is said in this judgement: ” The Baha’i creed and its affiliates are contagious and fatal poison which must be definitely suppressed.”

۳) Sheikh Abdul Majid Salim, the chairman of the committee for religious commandments in Al-Azhar university

Sheikh Abdul Majid Salim, the chairman of the committee for religious commandments in Al-Azhar university answers the question: “what is Al-Azhar’s opinion about the Baha’i creed? He expressed in Sep. 1949 A.D.: “Baha’ism is a cult whose principles are contrary to the Islamic ones and the divine religions. A Muslim woman cannot get married with a Baha’i man. If she gets married, their marriage will be false and null. A Muslim who becomes Baha’i is apostate and getting married with a Baha’i woman will be false.”

۴) Sheikh Abdul Latif _ the Egyptian Mufti and the professor of Al-Azhar university

He has announced interviewing with Al- Moslemoun magazine dated 1985/03/09: “Undoubtedly, Baha’ism ideology is against Muslims’ to reject sending messengers particularly the holy prophet’s (pbuh) one and it is the worst kind of atheism and apostasy.

۵) Sheikh Salim Al-Bashri- Al-Azhar professor

He expressed interviewing with Mesrul Fatah magazine No. 692 in 1950 A.H.: If a Muslim becomes Baha’i, he/she will be apostate and he/she must be behaved like atheists.” The newspaper Manarul Islam” has written narrated by him. “Abbas Effendi an atheist “.

He wrote in “Al-Wafd” magazine dated. 1985/03/07: ” The Baha’i ideology and its trainings are against Islam and its followers are excommunicated by Islam. We have stated our commandment against them.”

Islamic Jurisprudence Council

By issuing a declaration about Baha’ism, he has pointed out sensitive and important points including: “The anti-Islamic dimension of the Baha’i ideology, especially Babism, is clear to the Council of the Islamic Jurisprudence. Therefore, the members of the Council unanimously declared the atheistic nature of Babism and Baha’ism and considers this religion in open war against Islam [and therefore] considers the followers of this religion to be warlike infidels. This parliament considers it necessary to warn all the Muslims of the world against this criminal group and invite them to resist against the followers of this false religion. He also asks Muslims to be aware of the conspiracy of the imperialist countries, which support Baha’ism in sowing seeds of disunity among Muslims and ultimately attacking Islam.

Signature of the Chairman of the Board of Directors

Signature of the vice chairman of the board of directors

Signature of eight members of the Council

Sheikh Abu Zohreh – prominent Egyptian mufti

In the book “the history of Islamic cults”, he describes Baha’ism as follows: “It is an eclecticism that is far from the ideology of Islam.” The same person declared in 1971 A.D.: “If a Muslim becomes a Baha’i, he is an apostate and the sentence of apostasy must apply to him, his marriage is null and void, regardless of whether his/her spouse is a Baha’i or not?”

Assembly of jurists of Egypt

In the continuation of the decisions of the 4th Assembly of jurists of Egypt regarding Baha’ism, it is said: “Praise be to God who is unique and peace be upon his prophet who will not be sent another prophet after him. The Council of Jurists conducted studies on Baha’ism, which emerged in Iran in the second half of the last century and currently has scattered followers in Islamic countries. This council also reviewed the research works done by many scientists and writers and those who are concerned with the true nature of this cult and the causes of its emergence and those who are interested in the biography of the founder of Baha’ism – Mirza Hossein Ali Nouri – born on November 12, 1817 and his successors, his son Abbas Effendi known as Abdu’l-Baha

After a long discussion, the Council finally came to the following conclusion: “Baha’ism is a creed that was recently invented, its basis is based on another new cult founded by a person named Bab-Ali Muhammad – born in October 1819 – in Shiraz city. At first, this person – Bab – had tendencies towards Sufi, but later, at the instigation of his misguided leader, Kazem Rashti, who claimed to have the qualities of angels, he started a new heresy. At first, Ali Muhammad made such a claim like his leader, but after some time he separated from Kazem Rashti and claimed that he is like Imam Ali bin Abi Talib (peace be upon him).

Ali Al-Mansour- Advisor to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Council of Egyptian Ambassadors Court

  On page 41, the author of the book “Studies on Babism and Baha’ism” quotes Ali Al-Mansour’s opinion as follows: “Baha’ism is one of the innovative cults that Islam has declared apostate, and its followers are apostates, and its subject is apostasy.”

Al-Azhar University’s Religious Rulings Committee, which is a group of experts on religious rulings, ruled: “The Baha’i faith is invalid and has nothing to do with Islam. Any Muslim who becomes a Baha’i is an apostate and an infidel.”

Sheikh Jadud Hagh Ala Jadul Hagh- another mufti from Al-Azhar

Sheikh Jadud Hagh Ala Jadul Hagh who is one of the most famous Al-Azhar Sheikhs says: “Baha’ism is a null religion. Not only it rejects Islam, but also there isn’t any relationship between Christianity, Judaism and it. Baha’ism is a group which obeys international Zionism. It has been commissioned to fulfill its thuggish plans in Arabic and Islamic countries. Its clear reason is accepting Heifa as the Baha’is Kibbla.”

Sheikh Muhammd Tantavvi (Al_Azhar Sheikh):

He has emphasized that: “The Baha’is of Egypt are out of Islam domain and the teachings of other divine religions. This deviant group mustn’t inject their poison into the Islamic community. Baha’is is completely against Islam and it isn’t true for Baha’ism to be considered as a religion because Baha’ism is out of Islam territory and the teachings of other divine religions…”

Muhammad Rashid Reza, the Islamic thinker of Egypt and the editor-in-chief of Manarul Islam periodical

“Baha’ism was formed based on Babism whose bases are false. Consequently, how is it possible to expect Muslim to accept Babism and Baha’ism while it attributes the divine specification to human beings like Christianity.” He adduces Seyyed Jamaluddin Asad Abadi’s comment and says: “Baha’ism is one of the dangerous religions possessing anti-Islamic philosophy. It is a cult into which Judaism plays a key role in 1842 A.D., the Babis announced their separation from Islam and Started fighting against Islam and the Arabic language “The weekly periodical” Manarul Islam, 343.7, /199).

Bahaism in Iran