Examining the Justifications of Bahá’í Belief in Marriage with Incest.

Episode 8: What Does the Marriage of Era of Ignorance have to do with Baha’i Marriage?

The principle of the objection to Baha’i’s belief in illicit relations is their failure in determining punishment for it! That is, for example, a married Baha’i can conduct any relationship with any gender, even by force and domination, anywhere, at any age, without being found guilty by the view of the Bahá’í beliefs. A spiritual instructor can sexually harass his or her students openly if they are married, without the family of the rapist being able to file a lawsuit against him. Why!? For there is no punishment for immorality in the Bahá’í belief other than one type of relationship: two heterosexual singles! The punishment for this illicit relationship is also very interesting! You are guilty of the unjust House of Justice. Instead of responding to the challenged principle, the missionaries of the Bahá’í faith limit the issue to incest marriage and pretend that all the challenge of Bahá’í belief in the discussion of illicit relations is confined to incest marriage!!.

Incest marriage is only a very small part of this black hole! In the discussion of incest marriage, they also offer different justifications; at one point they deny the origin of the story, another time they try to make the law a scapegoat by making this kind of marriage seem obvious, sometimes they try to lie to the Almighty God and the Holy Quran. Aside from all these discussions, the House of Justice (due to the absence of the Guardian) in the Manifesto of January 15, 2010 prohibits some marriages with close relatives, and the propagandists of the Bahá’í faith do not make any mention of this statement until at least 2019. .So all such marriages were completely free and permissible at least until its issuance!. In particular, Bahá’u’lláh, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, Shoghi, and even the House of Justice have been questioned about incest and close marriages, and none of them have prohibited these types of marriages before the aforementioned Declaration! This statement proves that, at least until the declaration was issued, it was entirely in the Bahá’í faith !!.

However, since the missionaries of the Bahá’í faith have not mentioned the existence of this statement until 2019 and have provided other justifications without mentioning it, it is necessary to examine their previous justifications in order to further clarify the scarcity of the essence of honesty to the Bahá’í missionaries. Accordingly, in this article, we will examine the

justifications of the Baha’i propagandists in the discussion of marriage with relatives.One of the unrelated arguments often raised by Baha’i proponents in the discussion of marriage with close relatives is the reference to the pre-Islamic era of ignorance. When asked why it is not considered forbidden in the Baha’i faith to marry very close relatives such as siblings, cousins, uncles, aunts, and so on, they respond that before Islam, during the era of ignorance among the Arab pagans, it was customary for a father’s wife to also be inherited by his children. They claim that this pre-Islamic custom was abolished by Islam and declared forbidden.

In Islam, the prohibition against marrying one’s father’s wife is based on religious teachings and has been established for over 1400 years. What does this matter have to do with the halal marriage of siblings, nephews and uncles, nieces and uncles, or other relatives such as aunts and uncles in the Baha’i faith?. An example of this answer, dear Baha’i friends, can be found on page 247 of the book of interpretations of the book ‘Mustatab Aqdas’ written by ‘Mr. Ishraq Khavari’ ! By the way, right after this answer, it is irrelevant that Mr. Khavari puts forward that big lie that in the Baha’i faith, marriage with close relatives is clearly forbidden, while it is nothing more than a lie!!! This lie of Mr. Khavari was examined in previous articles. It is interesting that this book, i.e. the book of commentaries on the book of ‘Mustatab Aqdas’, is honored to receive the seal of the National Board of Emeri Publications and it has been decorated by the German Emeri Press Institute!

Therefore, instead of providing improper justifications, it is sufficient for the Baha’i to provide the documentation of the prohibition of marriage with very close relatives other than the father’s wife. When they don’t have anything in their hands, they are forced to fumble like this and reach out until the era of ignorance before Islam!. What is the relationship between the question and the answer of the Baha’i missionaries? The question was why, at least before the statement of January 15, 2010, marriage with very close relatives was allowed and free in the Baha’i faith!? Mr. Khavari answers; Because during the Jahili period, the father’s wife was considered as an inheritance!!!

Dear Baha’i friends, judge yourself! What is the relationship between this answer and that

question!?.

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