Bahá’í symbols

A house ornament in Vietnam shows the ringstone symbol within a nine pointed star, both common Bahá'í symbols.

There are several Bahá’í symbols in common use. These include:

• The Ringstone Symbol designed by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá
• The Greatest Name, a representation of the name Bahá’
• The Haykal, or five pointed star
• The Nine pointed star

Numbers

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The numbers nine, five and nineteen are often accorded special significance in the Bahá’í Faith. These numbers represent the values of the words "Bahá’" (Arabic: بهاء; as in Bahá’u’lláh), "Báb" (Arabic: باب), and "Váḥid" (Arabic: واحد), respectively, according to the Abjad notation system.