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The Light of Truth Shineth from the Faces of Those Who Engage in Consultation : Why Do We Remain Silent in Consultation Meetings?
Introduction In every consultation meeting, a moment arrives when silence falls over the gathering. Not a silence of contentment, but…
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Why Can’t Women Serve on the Universal House of Justice?
A look at the answers Bahá’ís give to one of the most difficult questions in the Bahá’í administrative order The…
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Does the Concept of Covenant-Breaking Challenge the Bahá’í Claim of Unity?
One of the recurring criticisms of the Bahá’í Faith concerns the history of Bahá’u’lláh’s family, the conflicts that emerged after…
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Are All Spiritual Tests Really Equal?
In many Bahá’í discussions about homosexuality, one phrase appears again and again: “We all have our tests and challenges.” Usually,…
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Along the Gentle Flow of a River
Rivers have long been symbols of movement, life, and dynamism. They flow with calmness but steadfastness, springing from the heart…
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Before the Pen Touches the Paper
The first day of Ridván arrives—one of the most glorious moments of the year for the Bahá’í community. With indescribable…
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A World for Reflection in the Alleyways
Every day, we pass through the alleyways of our neighborhoods. Homes, shops, trees, and familiar faces unfold a picture of…
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Along the Gentle Flow of a River
Our administrative system is dynamic and ever-evolving. Sometimes, as we look back at our path, we ask ourselves: Is the…
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Before the Pen Touches the Paper
We all participate in elections. Yet how often have we found ourselves thinking: If only we had had the opportunity…
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Lights That Illuminate the Path of the Community
In every city and locality, Bahá’í Spiritual Assemblies shine like radiant lights within the heart of the community. These sacred…
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