The Universal House of Justice

The Universal House of Justice is the international governing body of the Bahá’í Faith, responsible for guiding the community spiritually and administratively. Located in Haifa, Israel, it was established in 1963 and serves as the highest authority for interpreting religious teachings, setting policies, and coordinating global efforts. Comprised of nine elected members who serve renewable five-year terms, it provides unity, direction, and support to Bahá’ís worldwide, fostering community development and promoting principles like unity, justice, and peace.