Question:
I already asked about Baha’u’llah and Baha’i long ago, but felt to wonder a bit more, though it’s a difficult topic. I joined with the Baha’is soon after becoming Sufi to experience and explore the culture more myself. Baha’is are still persecuted without mercy or compassion by some so-called muslims because some of Baha’u’llah’s commandments still seem prophetic, and because they believe it’s innovation to Islam, though it retains respect for the ways of Islam and for all religion created by the one God. But Baha’u’llah was also said to be in close harmony and refuge with the Naqshbandi Sufis of his time. His writings are masterfully eloquent, and Baha’is believe he’s messianic! My Sufi friend seems to think he’s just a saint. What are the Naqshbandi thoughts, opinions, or blessings of Baha’u’llah and Baha’is?
Answer:
See the Post “The Baha’i Faith“.
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