Iran regime plans to enrich itself by seizing Baha’i properties, says NGO
Human rights experts have noted that the Baha’is are the most persecuted non-Muslim religious minority group in Iran.
A holy shrine of the Baha'i faith is seen in the northern Israeli city of Haifa in November 2006 picture. Founded in the 19th century by a Persian nobleman, Baha'i is considered by some scholars to be an offshoot of Islam. The faith sees itself as an independent religion and its 5 million followers (photo credit: ISRAEL BAHAI/ REUTERS/AMMAR AWAD (ISRAEL))ByBENJAMIN WEINTHALUpdated:
