ec8fcf No.21203
Are Bahais "people of the book"? Since they consider the bible and quran to be inspired? Can a muslim man marry a bahai girl?
And how true is their theology and morality? and what are their chances for going to heaven according to Islam?
I had a lot of bahai friends and a few Muslim/Persian friends who all got along well, and attended each others weddings and followed similar lifestyles…just curious, I never asked them too many questions
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a1b071 No.21211
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They're zionists, they would like to replace Islam, and they basically aspire to be a one-world religion (as a complement to a one-world government). They're highly suspicious and cult-like, I would steer clear.
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ae06db No.21212
>>21211
Bahais pay jewish guards with guns to protect them since da Bab said "no weapons." LOLOL
Oh and
>based in Israel
Kek
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e2e9f2 No.21213
>>21203
>Are Bahais "people of the book"?
Nope, but there's no reason to be impolite to them.
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61e696 No.21237
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64d570 No.21242
>>21237
isn't kuffar an impolite insult?
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61e696 No.21263
>>21242
No, it means disbeliever.
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dd8d7b No.21284
>>21263
disbeliever in what? Bahais are monotheists and believe Jesus and Muhammad and the bible and quran and even Buddha(?), they probably believe too much…tbh
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61e696 No.21287
>>21284
kufffar in islam, bahais mix almost every religion together and they have another false prophet called bab, this isnt acceptable
are you bahai btw?
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32ff3b No.21299
>>21287
>are u bahai
No but I deconverted a few and turned them into generic deists and anti-zionists/anti-israel. Not on purpose just through accidental influence I think.
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ae06db No.21619
>>21203
>Are Bahais "people of the book"?
Definitely not, they are misguided people that follow a sect created by murtadeen.
Arguably Trinitarians are not people of the book since they have no basis for their belief in their book.
The only place where polytheists were commanded to be fought to the point of annihilation with no other option was in the Arab peninsula. Most religious groups of people that pay taxes to the Muslim state have been treated as "People of the Book" in Islamic history.
see: http://drjonathanbrown.com/2016/incest-widow-burning-how-much-can-muslims-stomach/
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d1d680 No.27201
>>21619
>Arguably Mushrikeens are not people of the book since they have no basis for their belief in their book.
do you have to bring up trini in every post you make? This is a thread about bahais lmao
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81216b No.27202
There's a Bahai temple in my city that I have been interested in going to for some time. The faith alone seems ok imo, I think different people even if you don't follow their faith can give enlightening views. I know that they are based in Israel but I don't really care that much, I think beliefs and teachings are more important than followers or "leaders" of a faith or sect.
I was thinking of going just to see what it was like, I've read some stuff about them.
Have any of you been to a Bahai temple?
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d1d680 No.27204
>>27202
I haven't been to their temples but I lived with quite a few, and attended their prayer sessions (just as an observer) they liked to read Rumi and sufi stuff. They had arabic writing on their walls. No drawings of prophets allowed. They also had "membership cards"…kind of weird.
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81216b No.27207
>>27204
I've never met any, or at least not that I know of. I tried to get into the Sufi stuff a couple of times but there is a lot of info and coming from a background that knows nothing about anything but Christianity made it a bit daunting.
>They also had "membership cards"
That is strange, an another anon said they were "cult-like" and that fits the bill.
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bcce54 No.27215
>>21203
They seem similar to the Ahmidiyya to me tbh, except that they follow shi'a ahadith instead of sunni. By similar I mean cucked (submissive) religions where someone said he was the mahdi in the 19th/20th century then got support from western secular and religious leaders he contacted because they realized they could use them to weaken their respective nations of origin, as well as (currently) other muslims around the world.
As to whether you can marry a baha'i, I don't see why not. If you can marry a Christian girl you should be able to marry a Bahai one too.
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319eaa No.27216
>>27215
Most scholars say it’s inadvisable to marry a non-muslim woman outside a muslim country. Because if the marriage breaks up the court will likely give the children to the kaffira. That wouldnt happen in a muslim country. And you better be knowledgeable about deen to raise a muslim child with no help - or enroll the child in a muslim school.
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288421 No.27218
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