Anyway, thats just my opinion as a Muslim. This is why i would like to hear from a Muslim who has converted to Bahai, but it is proving to be quite difficult. Abbas: I know quite a lot of people who were Muslim but declared as a Bahai. However, they are not the type of people who use the internet b...

Read the persian bayan I can only read the english version. If you have a link to it, please post it up. Read the persian bayan, where the Bab compares the previous scriptures we received, and shows their gradual obsoletness, as newer scriptures emerged Can you be more specific so I can find the sp...

NO, the Quran is obsolete now. MJ Majnun , I may be wrong, but I have never come across that as being a Bahai point of view :-s Perhaps when you say "obsolete" you are referring to their *social* laws (i.e. that men can marry more than wife). However, the spiritual laws are also part of t...

Though we are not worthy of such an honor, thank God that out of millions He has Revealed Himself to us, and His proofs, His signs, and His Words. We are very fortunate indeed to know about this hidden secret, His hidden Revelation, which eventually will become victorious (as God Himself is), as th...

I only posted that a few hours ago (~4am UK time) so i wasnt expecting an instant reply... give the poor (wo)man a chance LOL

Even if he doesnt return, that book will be handy to other Hindus on this forum

Im sure he's ok...

4. more personal - are you a born baha'i, or a convert? what religion did you come from? I would just like to say that in the Bahai Faith, we believe that you arent "born a Bahai", just because your parents are. Each person has the choice of investigating whatever religion they choose to ...

Yes of course

Hi Niranjan, I thought this might interest you:

There is a book called "Hinduism and the Bahai Faith" and the author (Dr Moojan Momen) has kindly put it online.

http://www.northill.demon.co.uk/hinduism/index.htm

excellent reply, pilgrimbrent. Do you think its a good idea to tactfully contact the owner of that site and perhaps suggest a few improvements to his ideas?

Baha'i Warrior wrote:again, great news A+++. keep up the good work!

I agree!

Perhaps this will help kick-start your efforts: :anmachen: 1.Take a screenshot of the interface and print it off a few times. 2. take it with you to the next feast and ask for volunteers to translate it. (If the people at the feast can only speak one or two languages then resort to plan B - ask them...

He might seem to be a bit confused in places but we've gotta give him credit for investigating, right?