Folks,
I think there is still a confusion (maybe on my part, maybe on yours)
which still isn't being addressed it seems.
Maybe it would help if I could see a specific reference of the following.
On 7/7/06, Iskandar Hai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Baha'u'llah does not
accept that the infallibility of the imams was on the
same level of the
Prophet's infallibility, the Most Great Infallibility.
IshrAqAt
expatiates on this. In some Tablets, He even calls the
Shi`ah "mushrik"
for holding such a view.
In other words, Bahais are saying Muhammad, as a Manifestation is so
intimately related to Allah that saying "the imams are like Muhammad"
is shirk. While from a Muslim perspective, saying Muhammad is that
close to Allah can sound like shirk.
Please correct me if the above description is untrue or unfair.
-G
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