There were quotes of Baha'i'llah's referring to non-Bahai as blind, deaf, dogs, and worse. It was in the other thread. AB said some vile stiff about black Africans and indigenous people. So since he's infallible, it's only logical that you also think I'm deaf, blind, a dog, and a pig?
I can find you direct quotes if you want me to.
From the Baha’i Writings I’ve read over my 40 years as a Baha’i I’ve only read we are to see all people as precious human beings to be loved, respected and cherished which I consider you to be.
The quotes you mention are not from a Baha’i source.
As Arabic is a very rich language, words have multiple meanings some contradictory. For instance, in the Quran Sura 4:34, many translators have translated it into English to mean to hit one’s wife but the verb to hit is never mentioned in the Quran without stating how many times so on further investigation other translators have found that the same word in Arabic also means to ‘leave’ as in to separate. Huge difference. Muhammad always departed from his wives if they become hostile and never attacked them. The translation of 4:34 - to hit, contradicts the spirit of the Quran and is contrary to Muhammad’s own lifestyle which was to leave them to themselves so when all male translators have translated it as hit their leaning is questionable as they come from a culture which practised such things well before Muhammad appeared.
So a person who knows Arabic could easily use the translation which suits their motives to misguide his readers by slandering the character of Baha’u’llah which I believe they have attempted to do in this case.
So do we believe some hadiths which portray Muhammad in a bad light or the Covenants Muhammad made to the Christians which tell the complete opposite story?
Do we believe the Baha’i translations or the translations of those against the Faith?