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Let us, then, consider what the Founders of the Baha'i Faith have addressed to, or written about, the recognized leaders of Islam and Christianity. We have already considered the passages with reference to the kings of Islam, whether as Caliphs reigning in Constantinople, or as Shahs of Persia who ruled the kingdom as temporary trustees for the expected Imam. We have also noted the Tablet which Baha'u'llah specifically revealed for the Roman Pontiff, and the more general message in the Suriy-i-Muluk directed to the kings of Christendom. No less challenging and ominous is the Voice that has warned and called to account the Muhammadan divines and the Christian clergy.
(80:2)
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