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title	Relevance of the Bahāʾī Philosophy of Religious Unity and Universal Brotherhood in Modern Times
author	Ahmed Ibrahim, Abed; Hussein Basim, Furaijl; Fahim Cheffat, Salman; Rasha, Abed; Israa Abed, Jawad; Haneen Hassan, Laith; Alaa, A. Gatafa; Noor Al Huda, H. Hameed
item type	Journal article
publication year	2024
date	2024
publication title	European Journal for Philosophy of Religion
DOI	10.24204/ejpr.2024.4465
abstract note	This paper examines the Bahāʾī philosophy with all its religious values and humanitarian practices to assess their relevance to the modern times. The rationale behind the choice of this subject was to find out whether the Bahāʾī philosophy could be yet another force and potential ideology to offer a solution to modern time challenges that are faced globally. Using a qualitative research design, the data was collected through a content analysis and close reading of Bahāʾī scriptures, tablets, letters and other library sources. A close study of the Bahāʾī doctrines, values and faith revealed that the Bahāʾī philosophy extended the message of uniting the whole humanity by uniting all religions and sects, despite their apparent differences. All religions, according to the Bahāʾī faith, are manifestations of God and work towards an identical and universal divine plan to educate the human race. The social ethics of the Bahāʾīs emphasized upon the “oneness of humanity”, abolition of racial discrimination, class distinction, and religious prejudices, without any need of priesthood or rigid rituals of worshipping. If implemented and complied universally in principle, the Bahāʾī philosophy could be one of the potential ideologies to resolve the racial and religious conflicts.
pages	530-544
issue	2
volume	16
language	English
link attachments	https://www.philosophy-of-religion.eu/index.php/ejpr/article/view/4465
manual tags	UNITY; RELIGIONS

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