About This Book
An accessible introduction outlines the origins of the Bahá'í Faith and its central figures, tracing the forerunner, the founder, and the leader who consolidated the community. It summarizes their lives, exiles, and writings and describes devotional practices, prayers, and holy days. Doctrinal chapters explain progressive revelation, the oneness of religion and humanity, and the harmony of science and religion. Practical guidance covers personal virtues, health, family and social ordinances, community institutions, and methods for promoting social justice and peace. The work closes with discussion of fulfilled prophecy, contemporary challenges, and the administrative order envisioned for future development.
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