Who Was a Bahā’ī in the Upper Echelons of Qājār Iran? by Moojan Momen

“…The various grades of being a Bahā’ī are also examined. The paper lists a number of examples of people from the Qājār royal family and from among the highest echelons of the Qājār administration who fulfill these criteria. …”
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Nurturing Inherent Nobility: Insights on Human Dignity from a Bahá’í Perspective by Temily Tianmay Tavangar, David Alexander Palmer

“…Second, we examine how Bahá’ís seek to put into practice their conception of dignity through a democratic system of global governance, grounded in processes of consultative deliberation, referred to as the Bahá’í Administrative Order. …”
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The Politics of Recognition, Society, and Law: The Role of Muslim Society and the Kubu Raya Local Government in the Struggle of the Baha’is by Ali Akhbar Abaib Mas Rabbani Lubis, Sulaiman

“…On the other hand, the Baha'i adherents are not fully recognized by the Kubu Raya Local Government, so civil rights that should be fully guaranteed, assist-ed, and protected by the constitution, are still hampered because the existing system in government administration does not provide a Baha'i religion column.…”
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The Development Of Waqf For Poverty Alleviation In Adamawa State, Nigeria by Yakubu, Aminu

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The life and work of a Grand Ayatollah in historical context: the contribution of Ayatollah Ḥājj Āqā Ḥusayn Burūjirdī (1875-1961) to Shiʻi theology and to the development of... by Ardalan, M

“…He emphasised proximity: bringing Shi’is and Sunnis closer together, and in relation to the Baha’is he sought to minimise clashes and co-operate with the state.…”