According to Abdul Baha’s will, he has considered Shoqi Effendi as the first guardian of the faith and has assumed all guardian from his male offspring;

“و مِن بعده بکراً بعد بکر[2]”

Also, the Baha’is claim for the position of guardian of the faith and the membership in the universal house of justice not to be concessive, but it is merely a divine responsibility exempted by women in the Baha’i faith.

Question: Why should the highest members and leaders of the Baha’i organization (such as the guardian of the faith who is the head of the male members of the universal house of justice) be male?

Answer: Isn’t it contrary to the slogan of the equality between men and women? Contrary to the Baha’is claim, Abdul Baha has considered this position as one of the two unique managerial and chairmanship pillar.

How is it possible to speak about the equality between men and women but women are deprived of being the member of the universal house of justice or being leader?