Working Toward the Extermination of Disease
Throughout history, humanity has grappled with the scourge of disease, often faced with challenges that seem insurmountable. In …
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Who Are the Refugees? You Me or Them?
In our increasingly interconnected world, the term ‘refugee’ often evokes a plethora of emotions, assumptions, and an …
Seeing Race Through 'Abdu'l-Bahá's Eyes
In exploring the profound teachings of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, one finds an eloquent and innovative approach to perceiving race …
The Week I Truly Understood Racism
Understanding the multifaceted nature of racism is akin to traversing a dense forest. Each path taken reveals new perspectives and …
Human Rights Day: Why Are Human Rights So Important?
Human Rights Day, commemorated annually on December 10th, serves as a poignant reminder of the intrinsic rights that every human …
When Dad Accepted a New Religion: A Baha'i's Story
The narrative of a family navigating the waters of spiritual transformation often unveils profound insights into human nature, …
The Day of the Imprisoned Writer: A Call for Freedom of Expression
The Bahá’í Faith emphasizes the inherent dignity of the individual and the fundamental right to freedom of expression, …
Three Wishes: How They Could Come True
Throughout human history, the concept of wishes has entranced minds and ignited imaginations. In the realm of the Bahá’í …
Using Spiritual Senses to Go Beyond the Literal
The Baha’i Faith, with its intrinsic emphasis on the unity of all beings and the simultaneous advancement of science and …
I Tried to Stop Backbiting and This Is What Happened
The intricate tapestry of human relationships is frequently marred by the insidious threads of backbiting. This behavior, which …