Culture Ramadan- the ninth month on Muslims colander is Ramadan in this month they fast and can not eat anything before sundown. Dhu Al-Hijja- this is a time were all Muslims should try to take a trip to Mecca Al Hijra- The Islamic New Year begins on the day Muhammad left Mecca to travel to Medina.
Symbols The Star and Crescnt- this symbol is mainly supposed to mean Islam it is on Islam's flag. The name "Allah"- Certain words in Arabic script or characters can be regarded as visually representing Islam
Life After Death Muslims believe that after they die there will be a day of judgment were they get chosen for paradise or the devils house. They believe that until that day you will lay in your grave and right from when they die you will begin to taste your fate.
Sacred text and basic beliefs The sacred text of Christianity is the holy bible Full of stories of god. The beliefs of this religion is the belief in one god Jesus Christ.
Culture and Customs One thing Christians celebrate is Christmas this day is Jesus's Birthday. Another holiday Christians celebrate is Easter this day is the day Jesus was resurrected and went up to heaven.
Symbols for Christianianity Some of the symbols of Christianity are the Cross is reminds us that Jesus died on the cross to save us. Another symbol is the dove it reminds us of the Holy Spirit and Peace. Another is the Fish it shows that you are a believer of God and Jesus.
After death Christians believe that after you die if you have accepted Jesus Christ as your savior then you will be promised life for eternity in Heaven. If you do not accept Jesus Christ as your savior then you will go to the devils house.
History of Judaism This religion was formed c. 2000 B.C.E. It has about 14,000,000 followers. In this religion they only believe in 1 god that created everything. Judaism is the oldest of the world's four biggest monotheistic religions
Sacred texts of Judaism and Beliefs Torah- (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible). Jews belief in 1 god who created the earth And that they can all have a personal relashinshipp with him.
Customs and culture Kippah (a skull cap) is to remind you to always follow the rules of god. Tallit (a prayer shawl) is to Remind you of the many commandments. Tefilin (small leather box with long leather straps attached) is to keep gods laws with all your heart and to concentrate on what the Torah teaches you.