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From the National Spiritual Assembly's Website

Basic information about the Baha'i Faith for journalists and others

From non-Baha'i Sites in the UK

From the BBC's A - Z of religions and beliefs, an independant introduction to the Baha'i Faith

"The Baha'i Faith began in 1844, when a young merchant in Shiraz, Iran, known as the Bab . . ."

Who are these people and what do they believe in? (gives us a fairly high ranking - 92.5, in the range -100 to +100)

From Community, and Personal, Baha'i Sites in the UK

In addition to the introduction to the Baha'i Faith that this link goes to, there is information on Zimbabwe.

An excellent series of introductory leaflets covering a multitude of aspects of the Baha'i Faith.

Quest is an open learning package about the Bah�'� Faith and its aim is to provide you with information.

An authorized summary, by the Skye Baha'i community, of the Baha'i International Community's 1992 Baha'u'llah Statement.
Also available in a translation into Scots Gaelic.

Based on eight display panels used in an exhibition held in the "St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art"

An in-depth introduction to the Faith by Dr Moojan Momen, based on his book A Short Introduction to The Baha'i Faith.

Nine pages (based on a nine pointed star) from James Herbert

A short, single page, introduction by well-known Baha'i scholar, Moojan Momen.

A brief explanation, mentioning some basic principles, daily life,community life, and view of the future, from Ken Finn.

A brief introduction in Scots Gaelic and English from Communication, published by the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Western Isles.