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Mirza Hussein Ali Baha'ullah the grand leader of Baha’i Faith married with 3 wives and remained so many children, grandson,granddaughter and nephews. After he passed away his family divided for the reason…

SANA’A, Jan. 12 (Saba) – An Iranian national is to stand trial in Yemen on charges of spying with a foreign country and seeking to spread a new religion. …

The UK government’s Office for National Statistics has released data for the 2011 census. The census data for Wales and the UK shows a surprisingly large influx of foreigners, especially from Poland. Among…

The Bahá’í community of the UK has remembered the life of Lord Avebury with prayers and recollections of his service to the advance of human rights. Lord Avebury was born…

On March 20th this year, Baha’is’ throughout the United Kingdom, and around the world, celebrated the festival of Now-Ruz, the Baha’i New Year. The Baha’i New…

  SH (Bahá'ís) Iran CG (2006) UKAIT 00041           The immigration acts heard at Bradford Promulgated On 25 January 2006 On 27 April 2006 before Senior immigration judge Roberts and immigration judge I. Macdonald. Between Appellant…

           All professional historians in the field of Babi-Bahá'í studies in the Qajar period are convinced that the Kitab-i Nuqtat al-Kaf (ed. E.G. Browne and Muhammad Qazvini, vol. 15 of the E.J.W. Gibb Memorial Series, Leiden, 1910…

           The Bahá'í Faith, best-known for its liberal social teachings and tolerance towards other religions, has an authoritarian governing structure that has caused a high level of disillusionment among adherents. Because of the…

           Where could Iranian-Americans, African-Americans and whites meet regularly for worship, negotiating each other very different value system in the globalized world of diasporas and New Religious Movements? The answer is, in…

  By Juan R.I. Cole  Department of History, University of Michigan    Written Spring, 1996            In his Most Holy Book, which he completed in `Akka around 1873, Baha'u'llah ordained the establishment of houses of justice…