Authentic, Accurate and Inspiring Books on the Bahá'í Faith
by Udo Schaefer
and Nicola Towfigh and Ulrich Gollmer
An academic survey of the principles, ethics and theology of the Bahá'í religion in response to a pseudo-academic attack on the Faith.
by Theo A Cope
From Neoplatonism to Bahá'í in a Jung way. Part of the George Ronald Bahá'í Studies Series.
by Todd Lawson
and Omid Ghaemmaghami
Collected Essays on the Writings of the Báb,`Alí Muhammad Shirazi (1819-1850)
A Universal Lamp of Guidance
by John Kolstoe
This book is about the Bahá'í method of decision-making -- consultation.
Getting the Most Out of Group Decision-Making
by John Kolstoe
Do you have problems you can't solve alone? Issues you need to tackle but don't quite see how? This book presents the answer: consultation!
Herald of the Covenant
by Velda Metelmann
The voice of Lua Getsinger as heard through her diaries, letters and talks between 1898 and 1916.
Abu’l-Qásim Faizí, has made no attempt to give a biographical history of Amelia Collins. But it is against the setting of her high rank and her distinction as a Bahá’í that this moving tribute to her, as Mr Faizí came to know her in Haifa, must be read.
by Derwent and Roderic Maude
The intriguing story of a battle that linked the lives of two men who shaped history in very different ways: General Allenby and 'Abdu'l-Bahá.
The Life of 'Abdu'l-Bahá
by Mary Perkins
A clear, straightforward and easily readable account of the life of 'Abdu'l-Bahá. Companion to Hour of the Dawn and Day of Glory.
by Mary Perkins
The first book in Mary Perkins' trilogy on the lives of the Central Figures of the Bahá'í Faith.
by Hasan Balyuzi
A comprehensive biography of the Forerunner of the Bahá'í Faith by one of its foremost scholars.
by Hasan Balyuzi
'These pages will relate the story of Bahá'u'lláh, as well as the story of the retrogression of a nation under the yoke of the Qájárs.'
by Hasan Balyuzi
The Persian edition of Bahá'u'lláh, the King of Glory, Mr Balyuzi's masterly and important work on the life of Bahá'u'lláh.
by David Ruhe
In this, the first of a three-volume biography on the Greatest Life of our times, Dr David Ruhe focuses on the early years of Bahá'u'lláh's life.
As ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’ís secretary and translator from 1918 to 1920, and then at Balliol College Oxford, the young Shoghi Effendi was being prepared to become the Guardian of the Bahá’í Faith.
by Riaz Khadem
Drawing on the letters of Shoghi Effendi and Bahá'ís of the time and on the memoirs of Shoghi Effendi's fellow students at Balliol, the author provides a fascinating glimpse into this little known aspect of the life of Shoghi Effendi.
by Earl Redman
The life and work of the Guardian told through accounts by pilgrims and visitors as well as those who worked to assist him.
I Agree; Wings of a Bird; When I Die
by Bambi Betts
Simple-text books for children on Bahá'í concepts. The third three titles in one volume.
by Mary Perkins
Percival hasn't been played for years. Can Ben and Granny mend him before the Naw-Rúz party?
What's Fair . . .; When Nothing Goes Right; When I Pray
by Bambi Betts
Simple-text books for children on Bahá'í concepts. The second three titles in one volume.
by Munirih Hodge
and Margo Styan
A short passage from the Bahá’í writings, a simple story and a beautiful painting for each of 19 days promote in children a love for reading daily from the scriptures and enable them to learn from the example of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá.
by Enoch Tanyi
An explanation of the Covenant for children and those new to the Bahá'í Faith.
by Jackie Mehrabi
Why, asked Hom, do I feel different from the animals? Because, said God, You ask the question ‘why?’ A book for all children who ask the question ‘why?’
by Wendi Momen
This is the story of how one young Bahá'í finds out how to cope with the problems of being different - and how he learns something about himself and his religion at the same time.
by Sahar Sabati
When ten-year-old friends set up an after-school club so they can hang out together more often, they don't expect to be able to solve their problems at school. But when they tap into the spirit within them, they and their friends discover that they have the power to make the world a better place.
by John Hatcher
Hasan comes to live in the Holy Land in 1914 as the orphaned son of martyred Bahá'ís.
by Hasan Balyuzi
Edward Granville Browne's (who was to become an eminent orientalist and Professor of Arabic at Cambridge University) encounter with this rising Faith.
Some Contemporary Western Accounts
by Moojan Momen
This book examines the extensive writings and documents about the history of the Bahá’í Faith by Western authors not themselves Bahá’ís.
by Youness Afroukhteh
The English translation of the diaries and memoirs of the man who served for nine years in the household of 'Abdu'l-Bahá.
Some Thoughts on the Art of Marriage
by Mehri Sefidvash
Reasons why marriages fail to thrive and practical suggestions for keeping our marriages vibrant, joyous and intact.
Helping Our Children Find Meaning and Purpose
by Harlan Carl Scheffler
Drawing on 'Abdu'l-Baha's profound explanations in Some Answered Questions, Harlan Scheffler explores the relationship between the natural world and the non-material world, between science and religion, to propose a scheme of education that will help children find their way in a globalized world now awakening to its spiritual purpose.
The dramatic story of the beloved son of Bahá'u'lláh, who fell from a skylight in the roof of the prison where he, his family and many other Bahá'ís were imprisoned, and who sacrificed his life that others might attain the presence of the Manifestation of God and, ultimately, bring about the unity of the world.
Stories about the Báb
by Hitjo Garst
Translated by Suzanne Gerstner, Olive McKinley, Janine van Rooij and Flor Spaans
With illustrations by Anja Shanmugampillai
The great religious drama told in an easy-to-read style.
A psychosocial and spiritual approach to prevention
by Abdu’l-Missagh Ghadirian
Why do people use drugs? What are drugs a substitute for? Who is most vulnerable to substance abuse? What is the solution?
by Phyllis K Peterson
How the Bahá’í community is learning to develop true intimacy through devotional meetings, reflection meetings and home visits and how it is learning to integrate not only the races but those who are outcast because of mental illness or physical disability.
Harlan Carl Scheffler, 92, takes a humorous look at what it is like to get old, then older, and move into a care facility. He reflects on what happens to us as we face idle times and experience the need for special care. And he wonders, ‘What happens next? Is life immortal?’
by Denny Allen
and Lesley Taherzadeh
With over 350 illustrations in full colour, this stunning book offers a taste of what it is like to be a Bahá'í pilgrim to the World Centre of the Bahá'í Faith in the Holy Land. More than simply a photographic souvenir, it takes the reader on a guided pictorial journey bringing alive the history of the Holy Places and inviting meditation and reflection. An excellent gift choice.
A Bahá'í Development Project
by Kurt Hein
How Radio Bahá'í preserved local culture in its area.
by Earl Redman
The amazing stories of the Knights of Bahá’u’lláh, whose indomitable spirit, courage and steadfastness brought the Bahá’í message to countries where it was previously unknown
by George Townshend
The story of the spiritual evolution of humanity using Bible texts.
by Catherine Samimi
Here is some practical, down-to-earth and often humorous advice from one who's been there - both before and after becoming a Bahá'í - and much more!
Building Your Business in the Spirit of Service
by Lawrence M Miller
Lessons in Moral Leadership and Management from the Teachings of the Bahá’í Faith
by Trish Wilkinson
The lives of women and men mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament and the Qur'án as well as those from Bahá'í history, recounted in the story-telling tradition.
by Ludwig Tuman
An important and basic Baha'i resource for study of the core concepts of art, deriving from the Baha’i teachings a new, world-embracing and stimulating vision of art and its practice. Provides ideal supplementary reading for those taking courses of the Ruhi Institute, particularly in connection with Book 7.
by Julie Badiee
The architecture, the art, the spiritual dimension of the Bahá'í House of Worship.
by Hasan Balyuzi
An account of the Prophet Muhammad and a history of the development of Islám.
by Farnaz Ma'súmián and Bijan Ma'súmián
Religious tolerance has emerged as a major issue in the early 21st century. This book provides scriptural and historical evidence for commonalities in the lives, characters, and teachings of the central figures of seven world religions.
and other literary pieces
by George Townshend
A collection of essays, poems and meditations, the aspirations, and thoughts of one who was appointed a Hand of the Cause by the Guardian of the Bahá’í Faith.
From Divine Speech to Economic Science
by Dalton Garis
Is it legitimate to discuss religious and divine topics in terms and contexts normally reserved for purely scientific discussions? What is the relationship between economics and the teachings of the religions that have appeared in the Middle East? Why is it important to understand the difference between ideology and rational inquiry?
by Rowell Hoff
A thought-provoking collection of poems on themes of life and death, the ancient covenant and our eternal search.
Poems and Portrayals
by Roger White
A collection of the poems and prose of a writer who won a considerable reputation in Bahá’í circles.
by Ruhiyyih Rabbani
An anthology of poems written shortly after the passing of the Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith.
Racism, Spirituality and the Future of Civilization
by Mark L Perry
Mark Perry surveys the historical roots of racism and the despiritualization of society, back from the modern day to their primitive, prehistoric past. Holding out a vision provided by Bahá’u’lláh, the founder of the Bahá’í Faith, he explains how humanity can lay the groundwork for a new civilization.
by Glen Cameron
and Wendi Momen
A year by year record of Bahá'í history from the 18th century to 1996.
by James Heggie
Selections of the Bahá'í writings relating to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
by David Ruhe
In this biography on the Greatest Life of our times, Dr David Ruhe focuses on the early years of Bahá'u'lláh's life.
edited by Charles Lerche
Series of essays by scholars showing the Baha'i approach to global conflict resolution.
by Brian Kurzius
Quotations from the Bahá'í teachings on benefiting from tests and facing the challenges of life.
Recognizing the Eternal Presence, Sovereignty & All-Knowingness of God
by Catharino James Elijio
We are with you at all times . . . brings together passages from the Bahá’í writings and other sacred texts on the themes of spiritual growth and service to the unity, well-being, peace and security of humanity.
'Akká: The Early Years: 1868-77
by Adib Taherzadeh
Volume 3 in the four volume series about the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh.
Baghdád: 1853-63
by Adib Taherzadeh
Volume 1 of the 4 volume series about the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh.
by David Hofman
Description of the principles of the Administration.
Source of Excellence in a Global Economy
by George Starcher
A true partnership of women and men leaders, and the blending of feminine and masculine values and qualities, will enhance economic growth, competitiveness and excellence.
edited and introduced by Gregory P. Meyjes
Quotations from the Bahá’í writings and related texts regarding the adoption of a common language as 'the greatest instrument for promoting harmony and civilization' among the peoples of the world.
by Babak Bahador
and Nazila Ghanea
Essays on World Peace and Global Governance.
by Michael Karlberg
Michael Karlberg put forward the thesis that our present ‘culture of contest’ is both socially unjust and ecologically unsustainable and that the surrounding ‘culture of protest’ is an inadequate response to the social and ecological problems it generates.
by Viv Bartlett
with a foreword by Dr Stephen Bigger
‘A mine rich in gems of inestimable value’:
Experience from the Swindon Young People’s Empowerment Programme.
A Year of Service Handbook for Volunteers
by Denali Knight Weiler
A practical, funny and inspirational handbook for everyone thinking about serving the Bahá’í Faith away from home.
by Aaron Emmel
and Heather Brandon
True-life stories and interviews touching on concerns of youth the world over.
The Dynamics of Growth
Scientific Principles at Work in the Worldwide Advancement of the Bahá’í Faith
by Jena Khadem Khodadad
At this time, as the Bahá’í world community is positioned for accelerated large-scale growth, this book focuses attention on those growth-enhancing elements which are implemented through the plans of the Bahá’í world directed by the world governing body of the Bahá’í Faith, the Universal House of Justice.
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The Eco Principle
Ecology and Economics in Symbiosis
by Arthur Dahl
A correlation between science and religion, showing that the rules that govern the life of organic systems also govern social systems. This book is a co-publication between Zed Books and George Ronald.
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Social and Economic Development
A Bahá'í Approach
by Holly Hanson Vick
An analysis of the Bahá'í approach to development.