Muhammad Ghazali and Baha’i

Sheikh Mohammad Ghazali, who is one of the greatest contemporary jurists and advocates and teachers of reformism, was a professor at Umm al-Qora University in Mecca and a professor at the Faculty of Sharia in Qatar. In 1401/A.H- 1981, he was appointed to the position of the deputy of the Egyptian Ministry of Endowments. He was also the head of the scientific council of Prince Abdul Qadir Algeria Islamic University of Algeria for five years. More than fifty books have been published by him. He was also famous for his literary style of writing and was known as in charge of Da’wah, (religious propagation and dissemination of Islam) One of Sheikh Mohammad Ghazali’s books is “Defense of Faith and Shari’ah”, which in it deals with colonial religions and the introduction of Baha’ism. In this book, he introduces Baha’ism as a colonial religion that did many services to England and played an important role in the occupation of Palestine. It also mentions the importance of the two rulings of Hajj and Jihad, which the Baha’i religion has banned them. In addition, Abdu’l-Bahá’s hypocrisy and his lack of truthfulness in facing Muhammad Abdu and going to the Muslim Friday prayers until the last week of his life are also expressed. In the following, some of the services that Baha’ism has given to colonization have been mentioned. In this article, we have provided the translation of this section of the above mentioned book.