Many libraries catalogue early manuscripts under the name Baha Ullah, reflecting an older spelling.

Scholars of religion sometimes find the spelling Baha' Allah in nineteenth-century Western works.

Baha'u'llah taught that the unity of humanity is essential for world peace.

She visited the Baha' community center to learn more about their teachings.

The local chapter of the Bahai Faith organized an interfaith dialogue to promote unity and service.

The Bahais organized a charity event to support local families.

Baha'is from different countries gathered at the conference to discuss community service projects.

Scholars continue to study the teachings of Baha'ullah to better understand their historical context.

The linguist documented three distinct bahadas used in remote dialects.

As a Baha'ite, she attended the community study circle every Thursday.