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Meaning of "baha'is"
Baha'is (noun) - followers of the Baha'i faith, often used to describe members of this religious community
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- plural of Baha'i
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Baha'is are supposed to avoid membership in political parties.
Discriminatory practices continue against persons belonging toreligious minorities, including against the baha'is.
Baha'is believe in the unity of all religions.
The property rights of Baha'is are generally disregarded.
Baha'is consider the story to be purely symbolic.
Growth in number of localities where Baha'is reside.
Baha'is believe that it is due to a great outpouring of.
The situation of the Baha'is has not improved.
Baha'is are fortunate to have such authoritative texts.
The response of the Baha'is to their persecution is instructive.
Baha'is need to ask themselves this question.
Themselves as Baha'is in the entire country.
Baha'is were not free to travel outside the country.
Information on the situation of the Baha'is.
Baha'is respect all the religions in the world.
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I have been blessed in meeting other Baha'is.
Baha'is believe human beings are essentially spiritual in nature.
Deny them employment if they identify themselves as Baha'is.
Baha'is will participate in activities at all three venues.
It is important to note that Baha'is do not.
Baha'is issue statement on education and freedom of belief.
Private prayer is a daily obligation for all Baha'is.
Baha'is in the world are working toward this goal.
The attitude of the Baha'is must be one of complete aloofness.
Baha'is believe that prayer and action go together.
It thus legally deprives Baha'is of the right to seek justice.
Baha'is were prevented from participating in religious gatherings or attending university.
The authorities then reportedly proceeded to arrest a number of Baha'is.
Baha'is believe that you bring it in and work with others.
Such must be the conduct and bearing of the Baha'is.
Baha'is are still in effect prevented from participating in religious gatherings or educational activities.
He extended his protection to the Baha'is on every possible occasion.
Baha'is continue to be denied access to higher education in legally recognized public institutions.
It appears that pressures on Baha'is from the judiciary have increased.
Baha'is revere the sacred scriptures of these faith traditions as holy, inspired books.
The status of minorities and the Baha'is in particular remains unchanged.
Baha'is believe that all the prophets of the past are in equal rank in purpose.
The retirement pensions of Baha'is dismissed on religious grounds had been terminated.
Baha'is throughout the country encounter difficulties in burying their dead and identifying grave sites.
At this time there are many Baha'is in prison in different cities of Iran.
Baha'is punished for being truthful about their Faith.
Many businesses owned by Baha'is remain sealed by order of local authorities.
Baha'is in Iran are deprived of religious freedoms.
According to further information received, ownership rights of Baha'is are not respected.
Lunda Baha'is examine future of their society.
For three and a half years no executions of Baha'is have been recorded.
And the Baha'is would laugh at us as a result.
I have been deeply impressed by the love and affection among Baha'is.
Young Baha'is continued to be denied access to higher education.
The press allegedly conducted a slanderous campaign against the Baha'is.
