BAHA'I

BAHA'i

1 ) Baha'i faith is a monotheistic religion founded by baha'u llah in the nineteenth centure persian. Emphasizing the spiritual untiy of all human kind. The //Bahá'í Faith// is the youngest of the world's main religion. It was founded in Iran during the mid 19th century by Siyyid 'Ali-Muhammad (1819-1850 ce). 2)There are an estimated of five to six million baha'i is around the world in more than 200 countries and territories 3) The principle beliefs are three core principle establish a basis baha'i teachings and doctrine the unity of god, the unity of religion, and the unity of human kind. Baha'i believed that there is only one god who is the source of all creation. God is transcendent and unknownable. However, he has sent and will continue to send great proplets to humanity. They believed promoted major social changes when they were first circulated in the 19 century they supported gender and race equality, world peace, and freedom of expressions. 4 )       The Most Holy Book of the Bahá'í Faith is the Kitáb-i-Aqdas, the book of laws written by Bahá’u’lláh. It is part of a large body of scriptures authored by Him. Comprising an estimated 100 volumes, these writings cover topics of a wide range, including laws and principles for personal conduct and the governance of society, as well as mystical writings dealing with the progress of the soul and its journey towards God.

5 Bahá’ís worship God through prayer and meditation, by participating in devotional gatherings, and through active service to their communities. They individually recite one of three obligatory prayers each day as prescribed by Bahá’u’lláh. The Bahá’í scriptures offer much guidance on the uses of prayer and contain many prayers for various purposes and occasions. Moreover, work performed in the spirit of service is, according to the Bahá’í teachings, a form of worshipping God

6) History, background, origin, origins, Bahai, Baha'i religoin, faith. **...** Faith arose from Islam, similar to the way Christianity developed out of Judaism. 7)  As in the world's other religions, the Bahá'í concept of life after death is deeply integrated into teachings about the nature of the soul and the purpose of this earthly life. The soul does not die; it endures everlastingly. When the human body dies, the soul is freed from ties with the physical body and the surrounding physical world and begins its progress through the spiritual world. Bahá'ís understand the spiritual world to be a timeless and placeless extension of our own universe--and not some physically remote or removed place. Entry into the next life has the potential to bring great joy.

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