Religious Symbols
Religion or philosophy | Name | Symbol |
---|---|---|
Ayyavazhi | Lotus Carrying Namam | |
Bahá'í Faith | Nine Pointed Star | |
Ringstone | ||
Buddhism | Wheel of Dharma | |
Lotus Flower | ||
Christianity | Christian cross | |
Ichthys (fish) | ||
Alpha and Omega | ||
Chi Rho | ||
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Angel Moroni (a popular symbol for Mormonism) | |
Cao Dai | Eye of Providence | |
Contemporary Paganism | Ankh (Ancient Egyptian religion and Kemetism) | |
Arevakhach (Armenian, Hetanism) | ||
Hands of God (Rodnovery a.k.a. Slavic Neopaganism) | ||
Mjolnir (Heathenism aka Germanic Neopaganism) | ||
Kappu ("palm of hand"), a symbol of Natib Qadish. | ||
Pentagram | ||
Pentacle (Wicca) | ||
Triskelion (Celtic Neopaganism) | ||
Triple Goddess (Neopaganism) | ||
Discordianism | The Sacred Chao | |
Eckankar | Eckankar symbol | |
Gnosticism | Sun cross | |
Ouroboros (also a symbol of Alchemy and Hermeticism) | ||
Humanism | Happy Human | |
Hinduism | Pranava | |
Lotus Flower | ||
Swastika | ||
Islam | Kalima/Shahadah | |
Name of Allah | ||
Crescent ("alem", symbol used on top of a minaret) | ||
Rub el Hizb | ||
Jainism | Jain symbol | |
Ahimsa Hand | ||
Judaism | Star of David | |
Menorah | ||
The Raëlian movement | Star of David intertwined with a Swastika or Swirling Galaxy Star | |
Rastafari movement | Lion of Judah often shown upon the Imperial Ethiopian flag | |
Ravidassia | Harr Nishan | |
LaVeyan Satanism | Sigil of Baphomet | |
Theistic Satanism | Satanic Cross | |
Sigil of Lucifer (Satan's Seal) | ||
Serer religion | Yoonir | |
Ndut | ||
Sikhism | Khanda | |
Ik Onkar | ||
Shinto | Torii | |
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex | Solar cross | |
Taoism (Daoism) | Yin and yang (Taiji) | |
Thelema | Unicursal Hexagram | |
Universal Sufism | Tughra Inayati | |
Unitarian Universalism | Flaming chalice | |
Zoroastrianism | Faravahar |
A number of these are represented in Unicode.
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