On this page, you'll find links to a variety of official and
not-so-official Web sites dedicated to the Bahá'í Faith.
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Bahá'í World — The official worldwide Bahá'í web site. This site
contains detailed information about the faith in an organized and structured
fashion. An excellent place to get started for the serious seeker.
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The Bahá'ís of the United States
— Our national Bahá'í web site. Although less exhaustive in content than Bahá'í
World, this site contains valuable information about the Faith, with a focus on race unity
and human rights. In addition, this site offers quick and easy access to selected
scriptures and prayers.
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Bahá'í Education — This site is published by the National
Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of the United States and provides a
wealth of information about Bahá'í education programs, including core
curriculum training, Bahá'í schools and institutes, home study, scouting
programs and more.
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Planet
Bahá'í — Weekly news and articles about the Bahá'í Faith,
including a comprehensive and easy-to-read overview of its history,
principles, and central figures.
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One Country — The online newsletter
of the Bahá'í International Community.
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The Virtual
Study Center — Published by the Bahá'í Community of New York City, this is
a great place to start if you want to learn about the Faith.
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Christianity and the Bahá'í Faith — Frequently asked questions about the relationship between the
Bahá'í Faith and Christianity. Along with the "Prophecy Fulfilled" Webpage, this is a "must read" for Christians!
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Bahá'í
Vision — Formerly "Glen's Bahá'í Page", this is
a wonderful collection of hundreds of quotes, links and other information related to the
Bahá'í Faith, originally created by Canadian Bahá'í Glen Little, and
now maintained by Enoch's Vision. Probably the best overall collection of
Bahá'í-related information on the web.
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El mundo bahá'í — "Bahá'í World" en espańol.
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The
Bahá'í Directory — An exhaustive directory to Bahá'í resources
worldwide.
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The Bahá'í Community in
Southern Arizona — This is the local web site for Tucson and Southern
Arizona. |
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The
Vallejo Bahá'í Community — This is the local web site for
Vallejo, California, with a link to the Napa
Bahá'í Community. |
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The Bahá'í
Information Site for Wood County and Northwest Ohio — A
simple but beautifully designed web site with a nice musical surprise (if
you have MIDI sound enabled). |
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The Bahá'í Communities of the Twin Cities — This is the local web site for Minneapolis and St. Paul, and a
superb source of information about the relationship between the
Bahá'í Faith and other religions. |
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Spirit
Run — The home site for a special race unity project
sponsored by the Bahá'í National American Indian Teaching Committee. |
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The Bahá'í
Community of New York City — This is an outstanding site, both in content
and in form. It also happens to contain one of the most comprehensive and easiest to
read introductions to the Faith, published in the form of a Virtual
Study Center. |
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Index of Bahá'í Communities — BCCA's index of Bahá'í communities around the world. |
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Bahá'í Computer & Communication Association —
This site contains a wealth of links to Bahá'í communities, organizations and schools,
as well as other organizations of like mind. In addition, the site contains links to
large volumes of Bahá'í scriptures and research information. |
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Bahá'í Communications International (BCI) —
Sponsored by the Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of Danville, California, BCI provides
low-cost Internet services and resources to Bahá'í institutions worldwide. In
addition to information about BCI's Web services, you'll find links to all national and
local communities hosted by BCI. |
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De
Nederlandse Bahá'ís — The home page of the Bahá'ís of the
Netherlands. |
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The Bahá'ís of Mesa on AZNeighbors.com — Our page on the Arizona Republic's listing of non-profit
organizations, a part of Arizona
Central. |
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The Bahá'ís of Mesa on AccessArizona.com
— Our page on Cox Communication's listing of community
organizations. |
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Bahá'í BookSource International
— The largest online source for books, photographs, plaques, jewelry, T-shirts, stickers,
and other Bahá'í merchandise. |
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The Bosch Bahá'í School
Bookshop — This bookstore doesn't take orders online, but they carry a large
variety of Bahá'í books, including many out-of-print items. If you're looking for a
hard-to-find item, give this bookstore a call! |
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 Sifter
- Star of the West — This is a searchable, digitized collection on
CD of the first Bahá'í Magazine, Star of the West, published
between 1910 and 1922, available for purchase from Talisman Educational
Software. Star of the West contains many letters from Bahá'ís all
over the world, newly translated Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, and articles
submitted by 'Abdu'l-Bahá. In addition, it provides a unique glimpse into
the early growth and development in the Western hemisphere of a blossoming
Faith.
NOTE: While this software has been tested
by the webmaster with positive results, no guarantees are made as to
accuracy of its content nor its ability to run on any given computer. This
link was created at the sole request of the product's creator, and does
not constitute an endorsement of the product by this website or its
sponsoring Assembly. This website receives no consideration for linking to
the product web site. |
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Spirit of Glory — This is an exhaustive site, containing detailed information
about virtually any Bahá'í subject. This should be one of the first stops
for any serious — or casual — researcher of the Faith. |
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Bahá'í
Academics Resource Library — This site describes itself as
"the Internet's largest collection of primary- and secondary-source
material on or related to Bahá'í Studies".
True to its billing, it represents an enormous selection of texts and
publications that will surely suffice the most serious researcher of the Bahá'í
Faith. Before perusing its vast
resources, click on Getting
Started: Guides for Researching Bahá'í
Studies Online. |
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A
Resource Guide for the Scholarly Study of the Bahá'í Faith
— Published by the Research Office of the Bahá'í National Center in
Wilmette, Illinois, and hosted by the Bahá'í
Academics Resource Library listed above, this is a comprehensive
research and educational tool for the student or teacher of the Bahá'í
Faith. It includes curriculum guides, lecture outlines, annotated
bibliographies, lists of educational materials, and Internet resources. |
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The
International Bahá'í Library — This is the official website of
the Bahá'í World Centre Library. This beautifully designed site —
aspiring webmasters would do well to take a look at its artful, not to
mention gorgeous, presentation — provides basic information about
the Library, access to a complete index of materials, newspaper clippings
from around the world, and many other features. |
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The Bahá'í Page at SunSite
— Hosted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, this page offers many links
to Bahá'í news, information and research materials. A particularly interesting
feature is the TrueSeeker search engine. This "permuted index" search
engine allows searching Bahá'í scripture for words based on where they appear in
relation to other words. |
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Bahá'í Computer & Communication Association —
See the listing under Links to Other Communities. |
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Bahá'í Writings
— A complete collection of Bahá'í writings by The Báb, Bahá'u'lláh, 'Abdu'l-Bahá,
Shoghi Effendi, The Universal House of Justice, and more. |
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Bahá'í Prayers
— A collection of Bahá'í Prayers, organized by category. |
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The
"Prophecy Fulfilled" Webpage — A wonderfully comprehensive
analysis of religious prophecies (including Christian, Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu,
Zoroastrian, Native American, and Mormon prophecies) and how each is fulfilled by
Bahá'u'lláh. |
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Comparative Religion Site — Developed by Phoenix Bahá'í John Nesbit, this site features
comparative religions from a Bahá'í perspective. It provides overviews of
Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, Islam, Bábism and the
Bahá'í Faith. This website is an excellent teaching tool for those attracted to
the Bahá'í principle of the common foundation of all religions. |
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