The Baha'i World 2003-2004 is the eleventh volume in an annual series prepared both for a general audience and Baha'i readers, to present a yearly record of the activities and perspectives of the Baha'i International Community. This volume covers the period from 21 April 2003 to 21 April 2004.
Some of the volume's highlights are an article by Ann Boyles on families and a selection of sacred writings on the same topic, as well as an essay by Michael Penn on the Baha'i response to domestic violence. Other features include an article surveying 50th jubilee celebrations for Baha'i communities across the globe, a report of the World Summit on the Information Society, and an essay about the Houses of Worship, as well as the annual Year in Review, obituaries, and updates about the situation of the Baha'is in Iran.
The book is 280 pages with full-color photos and an index.
On the cover: Baha'is in Cambodia study materials from the Ruhi courses.