Laws of the Baha'i Faith

Like Islam and Judaism, the Baha'i Faith has laws that govern not just our spiritual lives, but our day to day lives. Examples include:

• Daily Obligatory Prayer: There are three obligatory prayers, and which of the three is to be recited is up to the individual. At least one, however, must be said. The prayers are:
  
  
  
  • The Short Obligatory Prayer, to be said at noon every day.
    
  • The Medium Obligatory Prayer, to be said three times, morning, noon, and evening, daily.
    
  • The Long Obligatory Prayer, to be said once in a 24 hour period.
    
  
  
  
• A prohibition of backbiting and gossip.
  
• Sexual intercourse is prohibited outside of marriage.
  
• Adult Baha'is of good health should participate in a sunup-sundown fast every year, starting March 2nd and ending March 20th.
  
• Consumption of alcohol is absolutely prohibited unless prescribed by a physician.
  

These are some examples. Most of the other laws can be found my reading the Kitab-i-Aqdas.