If you ask the Baha\u2019is about the Baha\u2019i faith, you will get this answer: \u201cThere isn\u2019t any division or branch in the Baha\u2019i faith because of adherence to the covenant.\u201d They use this statement as a reason to prove the truth of Baha\u2019is.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s take a look at the divisions in Baha\u2019i history.<\/p>\n
An important will that was not implemented!<\/p>\n
Bahaullah had willed in the Book of the Covenant (Kitab-i-Ahd) that after him first Abbas (Abdul Baha) and then his younger son (Muhammad Ali) would assume the leadership of the Baha\u2019is.<\/p>\n
In this will, Abbas Effendi was named Ghosn Azam (the Greatest Branch) and Muhammad Ali Ghosn Akbar (the Great Branch). But because of the differences that arose between these two brothers, each of them claimed independence at that time and separated. In Baha\u2019i, the followers of Abdul Baha were called Thabitin, which means steadfast on the covenant, and the followers of Muhammad Ali Effendi were called the Naaghezin (violators), which means people who violated the covenant.<\/p>\n
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