The Baha’i Faith

Baha'i faith is the latest of the monotheist religious faith of Abraham. There is only one god in Baha'i. In other words, there is no trinity. God is the creation of the world, everything that creates the world. Because God is so great and subtle to human beings, humans can neither take clear pictures nor fully understand God. Because God has neither physical nor human flesh, people simply can not see God. People can understand God by praying, meditating, and learning.

Introduction Baha'i Faith is one of the youngest and most independent faiths in the world. According to Baha'i's faith, demands of human society and the needs of the world are changing, so continuation of religion is necessary, it is one of the most important principles of faith. The founder of Baja's faith to Bahá'u'llá (1817-1892) was a new sacred messenger after Abraham, Moses, Buddha, Zoroastrian, Jesus and Muhammad. - Cosgrove explains the world view as "a series of assumptions or beliefs about the reality that influences how we think and how we live" (p. 19). From the day my family, friends, media, even strangers were born, the view of the world became a form. The view of the world is important as it allows us to "develop a profound and comprehensive belief that would oppose the incredibly non-biblical concept of our culture". (Tackett)

Historically in Baha'i's daily life, charity projects play an important role in Baha'i's faith. Back in the late 19th century, Bahá'u'llá and his son Abdul Baja were called 'the poor father' by the people who lived in the village where they lived. When they are not imprisoned for their conviction they advise others to distribute money, food and clothes to those who need them and engage in generous service through their example I will. About this morning, about 100 people were lined up in a row on the court's open court with Abdu'l-Baha's house, sitting on the ground and rolling. They are such humble human gatherings. Many kinds of men, women, children - poor people, miserable people, fearless people, half-hearted people, many of them blind and blind, in fact, poor people can not express. ...

Their story: Rui and Luisa encountered in Egypt during the pilgrimage to the Middle East where they met Baha'i leader Abdul-Baja. A year later, Abdu'l-Baha proposed that the two would consider marriage. Their combination is the first interracial marriage in Baha'i faith, and the message of racial solidarity is the core principle. A couple who focused on "sensational newspaper articles" avoided public attention, Rui said. He is a national leader of faith and continues to be one of the most respected figures, but his work in the South means that spouses must spend time separating married couple. Louisa teaches in Middle East Europe for a year, and couples spend the summer together. Luisa died in 1951, Luisa died in 1956