Do Baha'is pray to God or to Bahaulla? or both?

Answer 1

Well, I have a Bahai friend and it seems that they pray to God but believe Bahaualla is the most recept prophet (as Muhammed, Jesus, etc were). I am not certain, though.

Answer 2

God, not the prophet ----

Conversation with God
"Prayer," says `Abdu'l-Bahá, "is conversation with God." In order that God may make known His mind and will to human beings, He must speak to us in a language which we can understand, and this He does through the guidance of the Manifestations. While the Manifestations of God are alive They speak with women and men face to face and convey to them the Message of God, and after Their death Their message continues to reach people's minds through their recorded sayings and writings. But this is not the only way in which God can commune with and inspire those whose hearts are seeking after truth, wherever they are, and whatever their native race or tongue. By this language the Manifestation continues to hold converse with the faithful after His departure from the material world. `Abdu'l-Bahá speaks much of this spiritual language. He says, for instance:
We should speak in the language of heaven -- in the language of the spirit -- for there is a language of the spirit and heart. It is as different from our language as our own language is different from that of the animals, who express themselves only by cries and sounds. It is the language of the spirit which speaks to God. When, in prayer, we are freed from all outward things and turn to God, then it is as if in our hearts we hear the voice of God. Without words we speak, we communicate, we converse with God and hear the answer. ... All of us, when we attain to a truly spiritual condition, can hear the Voice of God.2
Bahá'u'lláh declares that the higher spiritual truths can be communicated only by means of this spiritual language. The spoken or written word is quite inadequate. In His mystical work entitled The Seven Valleys , Bahá'u'lláh describes the stages of spiritual search and growth, and in speaking of the more advanced stages of this spiritual journey declares:

The tongue is unable to give an account of these, and utterance falls exceedingly short. The pen is useless in this court, and the ink gives no result but blackness. ... Heart alone can communicate to heart the state of the knower; this is not the work of a messenger, nor can it be contained in letters.

Answer 3

from what I understand of Baha religion they think of Baha'ullah as just the latest prophet after Mo hammed and Jesus

Answer 4

Good question. I think it is to God, but I will be curious to hear.