Taking advantages of divine verses from holy books is one of the most important techniques of the deviant denominations. This exploitation to justify the sectarian beliefs includes misuse of the position of the divine verses before the believers that is often along with subjective and reasonless interpretation of the divine verses. In line with sectarian purposes, Baha’ism considers that verse 5 of Surah As-Sajda points to the end of Islam religion and a reason for Alimohammad Shirazi’s claim and an enunciation on his emergence. Having an analytico-descriptive approach, this paper has investigated this claim of Baha’ism. The findings of the study show that there is not a relation between Baha’ism interpretation of the mentioned verse and its words, neither there is evidence on that. Accordingly, since this justification is carried out because of sectarian documenting, it is a “subjective interpretation” and this claim is faced with many other problems such as contradictions, copying, and unscientific citations.