The Bahá'í faith is the youngest of the world's main religions and was founded in Iran in the 19th century by Siyyid Ali-Muhammad. Although small in terms of numbers of adherents it is nevertheless a world wide religion with nearly 8 million adherents.

The resources contained in the list of subjects to the left are a basic introduction to the facts and beliefs of Bahá'í. They are a portal or window into the world of Bahá'í and by following the weblinks and bibliographies, an enquirer may discover more and more about this faith. Technical words are highlighted and these will lead to more detailed definitions.

The 24 units are based on the QCA non-statutory framework for Religious Education and provide not only a comprehensive guide to the factual and belief structures of Bahá'í, but also address the issues that Bahá'í encounters as it engages with the 21st century.