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menu home beliefs community uk bahá’í community prayer and worship service to humanity education and capacity building institutional organisation holy days early uk community ‘abdu’l-bahá’s visits founders founding figures bahá’u’lláh’s covenant contact contact us guardian’s resting place family and friends participate in a london reflection gathering to share learning about efforts to contribute to community building endeavours. bahá’ís from all over the world celebrated the bicentenary of the birth of bahá’u’lláh in october 2017. (click for details) a group of young friends work on a local service project together. a junior youth group in york that strives to help young people navigate through this crucial period of early adolescence. welcome the well-being of mankind, its peace and security, are unattainable unless and until its unity is firmly established. bahá’u’lláh at a time of rapid change in the world today, humanity needs, more than ever, a unified vision of the nature and purpose of our lives and of the future of our society. such a vision unfolds within the writings of bahá’u’lláh, the prophet founder of the bahá’í faith. the bahá’í community of the united kingdom is exploring bahá'u'lláh’s spiritual teachings with people of all backgrounds and is learning how this vision of the oneness of mankind, best expressed by the principle of unity in diversity, can be translated into action for the betterment of the world. what bahá’ís believe the purpose of religion as revealed from the heaven of god's holy will is to establish unity and concord amongst the peoples of the world; make it not the cause of dissension and strife. bahá’u’lláh throughout history, god has sent to humanity, according to the needs of the time, a series of divine educators, known as manifestations of god. these divine educators include abraham, krishna, moses, buddha, zoroaster, jesus, muhammad, the báb and bahá’u’lláh. their distinct social and spiritual teachings have guided humanity’s efforts to advance civilisation. these principles and laws, these firmly-established and mighty systems, have proceeded from one source, and are the rays of one light. that they differ one from another is to be attributed to the varying requirements of the ages in which they were promulgated. bahá’u’lláh bahá’u’lláh, the most recent of these divine educators, teaches that humanity is on a path to maturity, much like an individual who progresses through various stages of development. the current turmoil in the world can be viewed as humanity experiencing the turbulence of adolescence. the writings of bahá'u'lláh provide a wealth of spiritual teachings that assist us in progressing on this path towards maturity, and in building a peaceful and unified world. god the bahá’í teachings explain that god, the creator of the universe, is beyond the comprehension of the human mind. however, his attributes are reflected in the world around us, and his teachings and guidance are given to humanity through the divine educators, or manifestations of god, who usher in new religious eras and unfold new horizons of human potential. more... human nature as human beings, our nature is twofold: we have a spiritual nature, which has the potential to reflect divine qualities such as compassion, wisdom, love and justice; and a physical nature, which has gradually evolved over millions of years. more... the journey of the soul the bahá’í writings teach us that our reality is spiritual. every human being has a soul, which is on an eternal journey towards god. the soul begins its journey in this physical world, developing qualities that will assist it on its journey in the spiritual worlds beyond. after death, the soul continues to progress towards god. heaven and hell are not physical places, but are symbolic representations of the soul’s nearness or remoteness to god. more... the equality of women and men the achievement of full equality between the sexes is one of the most important prerequisites for building a united world. the bahá’í writings state that, “the world of humanity has two wings — one is women and the other men. not until both wings are equally developed can the bird fly. should one wing remain weak, flight is impossible.” more... oneness of humanity the principle of the oneness of humanity lies at the heart of the bahá’í teachings; a belief that regards the diverse peoples of the world as members of one human family. ignorance and neglect of this principle are the root cause of the conflict we see in the world. we are however, beginning to see hopeful signs of a growing acceptance of this undeniable truth. more... material and spiritual civilisation the advancement of true civilisation, and the coming of age of humanity, as foretold by bahá’u’lláh, require that both the spiritual and material aspects of life advance together. material progress is essential; yet, without spiritual progress―which speaks to the very core of human experience and motivation, and directs material advancement towards the betterment of the world―lasting peace and prosperity will be impossible. more... science and religion religious belief, when not weighed in the balance of scientific understanding leads to superstition; whilst science not illumined by the moral insights of religion, results in rampant materialism. more... eliminating prejudice prejudice of all kinds, whether pertaining to gender, race, religion or class, needs to be eliminated if society is to truly progress. the very notion that one group of human beings is superior to another because of ethnic or social differences is a poison that afflicts the life of our communities, dividing us and denying our true identity as noble beings. more... founding figures the bahá’í faith was founded in 19th century iran by bahá’u’lláh, whose title means the glory of god. bahá’ís believe that bahá’u’lláh is the latest in a series of divinely inspired educators, including, krishna, buddha, moses, jesus and muhammad, entrusted by god to guide the spiritual, moral and social life of humanity. more... the uk bahá’í community the bahá’í community of the uk consists of approximately 7000 individuals coming from all backgrounds, and living across all regions of the uk. the bahá’í community, along with likeminded friends, neighbours and colleagues, is dedicated to working with all peoples to contribute to the spiritual and material progress of society. more... prayer and worship prayer is central to the life of bahá’ís. baha’is pray daily, as well as gather regularly to worship and reflect with their friends and neighbours in a diverse array of neighbourhoods and villages across the country. these gatherings engender a collective spirit of solidarity and service to the community. more... service to humanity bahá’u’lláh's vision of a united, just, equitable and prosperous world, requires more than high ideals and lofty words. as such, bahá’u’lláhs teachings call upon bahá’ís to work together with their neighbours, friends and colleagues, to identify and carry out acts of service to better their communities and society. more... education and capacity building only through education, bahá'ís believe, can each individual achieve their potential. this education, however, must be both intellectual and spiritual. it is to this end that the bahá'í community has been developing educational programmes aimed at unlocking the capacities of children, youth and adults, from all backgrounds, to contribute to social progress. more... institutional organisation there are no clergy in the bahá’í faith. the affairs of the bahá’í community are administered by an elected local spiritual assembly and a national spiritual assembly, with elections taking place once a year. the worldwide bahá’í community receives guidance from the universal house of justice, which is elected every five years and resides in the bahá’í world centre in haifa, israel. more... holy days bahá’ís commemorate 11 holy days throug

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