The Bahá'í by Subject website
provides an online search interface of Bahá'í texts modelled like a home
computer program.
Bahá'í starting points
Planet Bahá'í includes a wide range of links listed by topic, as well as weekly featured articles, a Bahá'í chat room, a forum, and a newsletter.
The Bahá'ís homepage, run by the
Bahá'í International Community, is a good introductory point on the Bahá'í
Faith.
Casper Voogt's The Bahá'í Faith Index is one of the most complete archives of Bahá'í resources online.
The Bahá'í Studies Primer presents a selection of leading papers and useful links relevant to contemporary Bahá'í studies.
The Bahá'í Vision page (formerly Glen Little's page) offers perhaps the clearest index to Bahá'í material on the
web.
The BCCA's Bahá'í Faith Web page is
another good starting point for standard Bahá'í resources, such as the
sacred
writings and introductory information.
World Religions World religion resources and interfaith community: free books and writings of human spiritual and religious thought. Covering the major religions of the world, alternative spiritual systems, and ancient mythologies.
The Association for
Bahá'í Studies of North America page includes information on the ABS,
current news and information, and an archive which includes tables of
contents for all ABS publications, ordering information, and complete
on-line editions of select out-of-print publications.
Bahá'í Language Educators, an ABS Special Interest Group, develops language teaching curricula based on Bahá'í principles, including mentoring programs for language educators and teachers working overseas.
The Bahá'í Media Service includes a list Bahá'í television programmes, radio programmes and magazines worldwide.
The H-Bahá'í homepage, the
home of the H-Bahá'í listserv, is an ever-growing collection of online
Bahá'í academia and Arabic and Persian source documents.
Kalimat Press is the preeminent
Bahá'í academic publishing house in North America.
Landegg Academy, in
Switzerland, is at present the only Bahá'í university offering full-time
undergraduate and graduate courses.
The Wilmette
Institute is North America's first university-level
correspondence and residential Bahá'í study program.
The homepage for One Country: The Online
Newsletter of the Bahá'í International Community includes news stories, profiles, and
book reviews.
Ian Kluge's Bahá'í Philosophy page explores "the philosophical foundations of the Bahá'í Writings."
Moojan Momen's Religious
Studies page includes a few articles authored by him, and his Arjmand colloquia page
includes abstracts from and reports on the Haj Mehdi Arjmand seminars for
the study of sacred texts.
Udo Schaefer's www.udoschaefer.com includes full texts of most of his articles and books, mostly in German but some in English.
The Bahá'í Firesides site includes deepening materials and self-directed study guides.
Culture Fellowship of Sarasota Florida features arts and cultural events from a Bahá'í perspective, with an emphasis on the Florida Gulf Coast, aka "Florida's Cultural Coast".
"Archive" is a searchable electronic textbase of the Bahá'í Writings for both Macintosh and Windows computers, which features a user-friendly Mac-like interface. It features regular updates, available for free for registered users. It can be ordered from http://www.schoolmarmwood.org.
The "Bahá'í Library" Multi-Media CD-ROM, billed as "the first multimedia Bahá'í reference library available to date in the Bahá'í world," costs $129 and is available from www.bahailibrary.com. It is available for all Windows 95, 98, and ME.
Ian Vink Software,
http://ianvink.com/bahai/, includes free programs such as
study guides and graphics as well as purchasable software for community
administration.
