Why has Baha’ism organization opposed the Islamic system of government from the beginning of the victory of Islamic Revolution

Bahaismiran: The splendid victory of the Islamic Revolution and forming a democratic system of government which was based on the original Islamic teachings was the biggest stroke over the Baha’ism cult and its domestic and foreign defenders which could create basic challenges ahead of the Colonial aims and plans to make the Muslim community of Iran and the Islam world free from the misleading beliefs and the ominous plans of this cult. The most important consequences of the Islamic Revolution over the Baha’i conditions are as follows:

1. The Inclination of many Baha’is towards Islam: After the victory of the Islamic Revolution many uniformed and poor Baha’is realized the hypocrisy of the heads of the cult and turned against Baha’ism, turned to Islam and moved to the mosques in groups. Several of them established a movement called “the Iranian Baha’i liberation movement” (JABA) publishing a magazine called “Ahrar” in 1358 to oppose the Baha’ism system openly.

The mentioned movement, criticized the Baha’ism organization before the Islamic Revolution and those who have spied for foreigners during Shah’s period of ruling time.

Basically, spying and serving foreigners are of the common feature of all Baha’is and this issue has been proved in the present time and in the past clearly. Hussein Fardoust said: “The Baha’is I’ve seen have been spies in essence.” This common feature has made Baha’is Israel and America. When they are captured by the Islamic security forces, the enemies of Iran opposed with the excuse of violating human rights.

2. The lack of formality:

Before the Islamic Revolution, the Iranian Muslim people looked upon the Baha’is as an anti-Islam deviant cult. After the Islamic Revolution, not only this attitude didn’t change; but also in intensified due to their treachery documents being revealed.

3. Losing the governmental support:

After the Islamic Revolution, this cult lost its ex-supports in the country. The ways of its dominance on the governmental organizations were blocked. They were prevented to be active. They lost their sensitive posts in the government.

4. Baha’ism organization was hurt:

After the Pahlavi regime collapsed, the Baha’ism cult confronted the most serve crisis during its 130 years lifetime. In 1362, the general public prosecutor of Iran announced Baha’is organizational activities as illegal ones.

5. Baha’ism members escape: The heads of Baha’i organization and Baha’i capitalists escaped illegally and they were welcome by England, America, France, Canada as political refugees.

6. Changing their activities: After the victory of the Islamic Revolution, Baha’is continued their activities secretly. They were supported by America, England, Israel politically, proselytizingly and economically. They tries to mislead the public and played their roles as spies for the Colonial countries specially America. One of the above-mentioned reasons is enough for the people to hate Baha’is.