destruction of baha'i cemetery

The baha'i cemetery of najaf'abad district was destructed by goverment agents on 7 september 2007 in IRAN

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• cemetery
• baha'i
• iran

[iranjavid]

saracen_youtube_warrier: And how much did the terrprist mullahs pay you for your stupid comment?

[javedmahmood]

I don't think any decent human could do such a thing? But in these days very few are left.

I feel sorry Bahai's.

[newfful]

That's just cruel.

[fsmtdaler]

My friend is a Baha'i from Iran and her brother's grave was destroyed. Prophet Muhammad said: "There is no compulsion in religion". Therefore, a true Muslim, or Christian, or Jew should never try to compel others to their particular form of religion. Desecration of graves is a hideous outrage which demonstrates how corrupted the followers of some become. This is why God must ever renew His religion from Age to Age, to bring new water to give life. Stagnant pond water is poison.

[starlighter3]

Please God!

[BuydensSherwin]

In the long term, this is just another example why the leadership in Iran is corrupt morally, and why persecuting the Baha'i Faith will just make it stronger. Unfortunately for Iran, they can't destroy the means for the technology to leave the country and be shown around the world. The very technology they try to stop will also stop their progress. They must adapt with the times or become poorer. Which one they will choose is entirely their choice - the poison or the antidote?

[PeterJDeer]

Believe me when I say my heart goes out to you for the suffering you must be going through at such an injustice, but your grandfather is with God now, and without a doubt sees that the suffering and hardship that your family has endured in the path of God is an honor and a blessing greater than any earthly treasure, and that the only ones those wicked persons have truly harmed is themselves.

It's hard to see now, I know. But I truly am happy for you, even if you cannot understand why.

[navliv90]

your words are poignant and wise, but for what i know of my grandfather was that he was the sweetest, kindest, and most loving man anybody could meet. although i show hatred towards those who desecrated his grave along with others, i don't necessarily hate muslims, but mulla's i do. there's no doubt about that. although my grandfather was not a man of hatred, i'm sure he wouldn't appreciate what they have done to baha'i's and his family. but yes i do pray for their forgiveness indeed.

[PeterJDeer]

Hating your oppressors will not undo what they have done.

And what have they done? They cannot hurt the dead. They have disrespected the remains that once contained your grandfather's soul, but they cannot harm his soul, only their own.

And while I do not pretend to have known him, I do not think that your grandfather would want your soul to be filled with hatred.

If they have caused you pain, pray for their forgiveness. If you are angry with them, pray for your own forgiveness.

[PeterJDeer]

Be careful, for your choice of words may lead to tragic misunderstandings.

Words such as these, spoken in the past, have caused bloodshed and animosity amongst the loved ones of God by their misunderstanding.

[1pen2books]

Those who fight against Baha´i Faith will perish because they fight against God. Those who fight against God will suffer or perish depending on His Will.

His is the Power and the Glory.

Nobody can prevail in front of God.

[navliv90]

i will never be able to see my grandparents graves since they were baha'i's. thanks to IRI, fuck mullahs, fuck them all. i will never forget the little memories i had with my grandfather