The Baha’i year is divided into 19 months, each of 19 days, and so there are four (or in a leap year, five) Intercalary Days, which occur between 26 February and 1 March inclusive. The Intercalary Days are given over to acts of charity, hospitality, the giving gift, and supporting those who are sick, needy […]
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
Holy Day on which work should be suspended.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
The garden of Riḍván (Paradise) was where, in 1863, Bahá’u’lláh declared to his followers that he was the Promised One of all ages. The 12 day festival celebrates this momentous event.
Work should be suspended.
19-day feasts are administrative meetings where Local Spiritual Assemblies and their communities pray, consult and celebrate together.
Work should be suspended.
Work should be suspended.