Les Bahaïs : une minorité opprimée au Moyen-Orient

(French version only)

By Masri Feki
president, Middle East Pact (MEP)

La foi bahaïe est née d'une scission au sein de l'islam chiite iranien au milieu du XIXème siècle avant de se répandre et d'être reconnue par les instances internationales comme une religion à part entière.

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