All Baha'i Articles on Uplifting Words

The Hon. Scott Morrison MP, Prime Minister of Australia, has written to the Australian Bahá’í Community for the Birth of Bahá’u’lláh.

The Bahá'í belief in the inherent nobility of each human being is intimately connected with the idea that education can manifest nobility.

Prayer and worship are central aspects of Bahá’í life, both as individuals and as a community.

We are told to be honest when dealing with Ḥuqúqu’lláh and to be eager to observe this mighty law.

The past two years have challenged many societies across the world in ways that they have not for a lifetime.

World Mental Health Day is a reminder of the importance of continuing to have serious conversations around mental health in our communities.

Today is the International Day of the Girl Child. It is a global priority to put attention on distinct challenges girls face.

Creating an Inclusive Narrative is the culmination of a two-year project, a contribution to the national discourse on social cohesion.

In his book, Shoghi Effendi offers a philosophy of twentieth-century human history providing an explanation for the occurence of many events

In 1912, American society practiced strict racial segregation. Blacks or “coloreds” as they were then known were second class citizens.

Baha'u'llah has brought this revelation that we are all members of one human family and we're working toward this idea of universal...

An elegantly designed prayer book that heralds the recent translation of 26 previously unrevealed prayers written by 'Abdu'l-Baha.

A new wave of economic strangulation is being unleashed against the Baha’is in Iran, as the Iranian authorities move to confiscate property.

Imagine the perfect leader, with impeccable motives and the plan needed to save humanity. What prevents their intentions from fruition?

The intention to “leave no one behind” is one of the moral strengths of the international community, seeking to right instances of exclusion

The work of eradicating gender-based violence, carried forward by UN WOMEN, and many others, is expanding many support resources for women.

Development is inherently hard to quantify. Human well-being is multifaceted, and those working to expand it depend on many factors.

To see, hear, or meet Him can never, it seems to me, be a shock, a startling surprise, or an overwhelming impression.

This little book has been written to help young children develop and nurture a love for Bahá'u'lláh.

Across Australia, Baha’is and their friends, are honouring the life and distinct station of Abdu’l-Baha.