To start writing this article, it is necessary for Tolstoy to be introduced.<\/p>\n
Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy (Sep 9, 1828- Nov 20, 1910) was a social-political activist and the Russian author. Tolstoy is known as the greatest novelist in the world[1]<\/a>. He was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature and the Noble Peace Prize but never won them.<\/p>\n The novels called \u201cwar and peace\u201d and \u201cAnna Carnina\u201d were written by him. They are considered as of the nest novels in the world. He has numerous fan in Russia and a commemorative gold coin has been struck in his honor. During his lifetime, he has lived famously but simply.<\/p>\n In order to preach their creed the Baha\u2019i proselytizers have claimed for praising Baha\u2019ism by Tolstoy; while the written Baha\u2019i sources have confessed their failure in attracting this famous author<\/p>\n In an article published by the Baha\u2019ism organization on the occasion of commemorating the self-proclaimed prophet of Baha\u2019ism, the Baha\u2019ism organization spoke about Hussein Ali Baha\u2019s teachings and praised some known characters related to the Baha\u2019ism cult. As it is written narrated by Tolstoy (the famous Russian author died 1910 A.D.).<\/p>\n \u201cThe Baha\u2019i creed has a really deep philosophy that the current generation can\u2019t figure it out\u2026 The Baha\u2019i teachings have been created based on the expediencies of this era and are the spirit of this era, too… The Baha\u2019s teachings and laws must be preached across the world and the real unity must be preached because it is the basis of this religion.[2]<\/a>\u201d<\/p>\n The notes:<\/p>\n Consequently, supposing a religion to be right and real, it won\u2019t be needed for the names of dignitaries to be used for showing its greatness.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n [\u06f1]<\/a> Narrated by the proselytizing networks of the Baha\u2019ism organization.<\/p>\n [\u06f2]<\/a> Habib Moa\u2019yyed, Habib\u2019s memoirs, Bija: The national institute of the faith press, 118 Badi\u2019a, 75.<\/p>\n [\u06f3]<\/a> For more studies refer to the articles: The contradictions in Baha\u2019ism<\/p>\n\n