specific accusations connecting the baháʼí faith to freemasonry often include an assertion that dr. dhabih qurban, who was a well-known baháʼí, was also a freemason. this assertion is based on an iranian book publishing documents related to freemasonry in the country; that book states that in specific pages of fazel mazandarani's book on the baháʼí faith there are statements that dr. dhabih qurban is a freemason, but in fact freemasony is not mentioned in the pages of the referenced baháʼí book. furthermore, the iranian book that is the source of the accusation includes a discussion between the grandmaster of the grand lodge of iran, and the grandmaster notes that "no baháʼís have become masons and this is repeated by others present with no-one disagreeing."