"Bahaism in the View of Sharia and Law" is a recently-published book dealing with a judicial ruling in June, 1952 by Counselor ‘Alī ‘Alī Mansūr, who was then head of the Court of Administrative Justice. 

The ruling nullified the marriage of a Bahā’ī man and woman and rejected the man's suit against the railways authority requesting that he be granted a marriage raise. It also said that the provisions related to apostasy are applicable in their entirety to those following the Bahā’ī faith and that the constitution does not protect innovated creeds that attempt to elevate themselves to the level of the heavenly religions.

"I am very pleased with this valuable book, because it covers a major judicial ruling against the Bahā’ī sect, which espouses many deviant ideas and which is supported by Israel and world Zionism," the author writes.