Bahai Center, Addis Ababa

Baháʼí Centre is used for prayer, learning, and community meetings linked to the Baháʼí Faith. The religion began in the 19th century in Persia and promotes unity, gender equality, and harmony between science and religion. The center is open to all and mainly hosts small prayer meetings, discussions, and educational talks.

The building is simple and practical, with open spaces and plenty of natural light. Rooms are used for meetings, reading, and group discussions. Inside, visitors can find short explanations about the history and main beliefs of the Baháʼí Faith, written in clear and easy language. The overall feeling is quiet and relaxed, with no pressure to follow a set path or schedule. People are free to look around at their own pace.

Outside, small garden areas and shaded seating provide quiet places to rest or talk. These spaces reduce noise and make the visit more comfortable. Most visits last around 30 to 45 minutes, and volunteers or staff are usually available to answer basic questions.