Bahá'í Temples

Bahá'í Temples, also known as Houses of Worship, are sacred spaces dedicated to prayer, reflection, and community gathering. They symbolize unity, spirituality, and the universal nature of the Bahá'í faith, welcoming people of all backgrounds for worship and service. Architecturally, they emphasize beauty, harmony, and light, often featuring intricate, symmetrical designs. Each temple serves as a place where individuals can connect with the divine and foster unity among humanity, embodying the Bahá'í principles of oneness and peace. There are several temples worldwide, each reflecting local culture while maintaining a universal message.