hindupridemn
Defender of the Truth
How do they differ/how are they related to Bahá'ís?
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Bayanis
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arthra
Baha'i
Hindu person...
Welcome to the Baha'i forum!
Bayanis was a name applied to those Babis who followed the Bayan revealed by the Bab as opposed to say the majority of the Babis who followed Baha'u'llah and later were known as Baha'is...
Although only a few years had elapsed since the birth of their Faith, the Bábís in Persia were bitterly divided among themselves, mainly for theological reasons. In Qazvin, the home of Tahirih, where a large number of Bábís resided, there were four sects, each bearing a name. One was identified with Quddus, another with Tahirih, another with Mirza Yahya, and one known as Bayanis, the followers of the Book of the Bayan.
~ Adib Taherzadeh, The Covenant of Baha'u'llah, p. 68
Welcome to the Baha'i forum!
Bayanis was a name applied to those Babis who followed the Bayan revealed by the Bab as opposed to say the majority of the Babis who followed Baha'u'llah and later were known as Baha'is...
Although only a few years had elapsed since the birth of their Faith, the Bábís in Persia were bitterly divided among themselves, mainly for theological reasons. In Qazvin, the home of Tahirih, where a large number of Bábís resided, there were four sects, each bearing a name. One was identified with Quddus, another with Tahirih, another with Mirza Yahya, and one known as Bayanis, the followers of the Book of the Bayan.
~ Adib Taherzadeh, The Covenant of Baha'u'llah, p. 68
hindupridemn
Defender of the Truth
Do the Bayanis still exist? Are any of their beliefs different from that of the Bahá'ís, or, for that matter, the Bábis before the time of Bahá'u'lláh, other than, of course, not recognizing Him as He Who Shall Become Manifest?
arthra
Baha'i
Historically they were around for awhile in Iran.. and as Azalis got involved in politics early in the twentieth century but in time very few ...
Azali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
there are some people who claim to be "Bayanis" on the internet but my opinion is they are not really a viable group.
Azali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
there are some people who claim to be "Bayanis" on the internet but my opinion is they are not really a viable group.