"THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE IN THE BAHá'í FAITH"

"The Bahá'í faith has a unique perspective on marriage. Marriage is viewed as a sacred covenant, built upon the voluntary agreement between a man and a woman. Not only that, but it's also identified as a unifying symbol aimed at contributing to societal upliftment. Bahá'í scriptures stress the importance and sanctity of marriage. According to

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