At first and after Ali Muhammad Bab\u2019s death, the self-proclaimed prophet of Baha\u2019ism considered Sobhi Azal as the successor of Bab and the guardian of the faith to be necessary to be obeyed in order to recruit the Babis and to provide the opportunity to abolish the Babi creed. He established a cult called Baha\u2019ism independently by betraying Sobhi Azal before the fulfillment of Babism commandments and aims.<\/p>\n
Confessing a will in which the succession of Sobhi Azal was mentioned, the Baha\u2019ism resources claimed that the will had been forged and been forged by the self-proclaimed prophet of Baha\u2019ism; as Abdul Baha has narrated the adventure in the personal article called \u201cSayyah\u201d: \u201cBaha and Mullah Abdul Karim thought it advisable to make thought pay attention to an absent person in order for Bahaullah to keep out of people\u2019s aggression. Because they didn\u2019t think a foreign person advisable, they elected Bahaullah\u2019s brothers, Mirza Yahya (Sobhi Azal) and introduced him to familiar people and aliens.[1]<\/a><\/p>\n However, confessing the existence of a will attributed to Ali Muhammad Bab concerning the succession of Sobhi Azal and claiming for forging it by the self-proclaimed prophet of Baha\u2019ism are not out of two following cases:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n [\u06f1]<\/a> Abbas Effendi, the personal article \u201cSayyah\u201d<\/p>\n [\u06f2]<\/a> Hussein Ali Nouri, Iqan, Germany: the national institute of the Baha\u2019i press in Germany: 1998 A.D. 1st<\/sup> edition, pp. 166-167.<\/p>\n\n
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