“Love ye all religions and all races with a love that is true and sincere and show that love through deeds…”
ʻAbdu’l-Bahá
Baha’i schools across the United States offer three- to five-day programs for adults, youth and children on such themes as [ Read More ]
Study circles are regular gatherings of people interested in studying the Baha’i Writings and applying [ Read More ]
The Baha’i community places great emphasis on the moral and spiritual education of children and youth [ Read More ]
Young members of the Baha’i community are encouraged to grow in moral responsibility, often by contributing [ Read More ]
The U.S. Baha’i community has developed curricular materials for the spiritual education of children [ Read More ]
We hope you will enjoy the mix of speakers and the variety of topics discussed every Sunday here on our website [ Read More ]
Ḥujjat of Zanján (Mullá Muḥammad-‘Alí Zanjání, 1812–1851) was one of Persia’s most distinguished Shi’ih scholars and a leading cleric in Zanján. After investigating the Báb’s claims, he recognized Him as the Promised One and became one of His foremost disciples. His fearless teaching inspired thousands to embrace the Bábí Faith. During the siege of Zanján (1850–1851), he courageously led the Bábís in defending themselves against government attacks. Mortally wounded during the siege, he was martyred in 1851. Bahá’í history honors him as one of the greatest heroes of the Heroic Age of the Faith, alongside Mullá Ḥusayn, Quddús, and Vahíd.