About The Bahá’í Faith
The Bahá’í Faith is a modern world religion that began in the nineteenth century. Written by teachers and faith specialists, these quizzes introduce key beliefs, important figures and the values at the heart of the Bahá’í community, including unity, equality and peace.
Learners can start with The Bahá’í Faith - An Introduction and build knowledge through Basic Teachings. To explore early history, try History 01 - The Báb 1819-1850, and then look at everyday beliefs and actions in Bahá’í Way of Life for the Individual. Each quiz is short, focused and ideal for regular revision.
This section supports wider Religious Education by helping pupils recognise vocabulary, compare belief systems and reflect on shared human values. For official curriculum guidance for schools, see GOV.UK: National curriculum in England.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bahá’í Faith?
It is a world religion founded in the nineteenth century that teaches belief in one God, the unity of humanity and the idea that major religions come from the same divine source.
Why is unity so important in Bahá’í teaching?
Unity is central because Bahá’ís see humanity as one family. The faith encourages people to overcome prejudice, support equality and work towards peace in their communities.
Who was the Báb?
The Báb was a religious figure in Persia who lived from 1819 to 1850. His teachings are seen as preparing the way for the Bahá’í Faith and he is honoured in its history.
How can parents support learning without being an expert?
Encourage short sessions, talk through the feedback, and ask your child to explain new words in their own way. Revisiting a quiz later in the week helps knowledge stick.
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