The document provides an overview of the Baha'i faith, its origins, teachings, and practices. It begins with the Bab, who in 1844 proclaimed himself the herald of a new messenger of God. He was executed in 1850 along with most of his followers. One of his prominent followers was Baha'u'llah, who while imprisoned in Tehran received revelations that he was the promised one. Baha'u'llah spent 40 years in exile, imprisonment, and persecution, during which he gained followers and in 1863 proclaimed himself the messenger of God. He established the Baha'i faith and its principles of the oneness of God and religion, and teachings of unity, justice, and peace. The faith