Religious Symbols: Copy & Paste ✝

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Religious symbols let people express their faith or send a respectful greeting for a festival like Christmas, Eid, Diwali, Vaisakhi or Hanukkah. Unicode includes the main symbols of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, Judaism and East Asian traditions as text characters, along with emoji versions for many of them.

Christian crosses

Islamic symbols

Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist symbols

Jewish symbols

East Asian and Taoist symbols

Other spiritual symbols

Religious Symbols combos

Ready-made combinations — click to copy:

Frequently asked questions

What do the main religious symbols mean?

✝ is the Latin cross of Christianity and ☦ the Orthodox cross. ☪ the star and crescent is widely associated with Islam. ॐ (Om) is sacred in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. ☬ is the Khanda and ੴ (Ik Onkar) the statement of one God in Sikhism. ✡ is the Star of David, ☸ the Dharma wheel of Buddhism and ☯ the yin and yang of Taoism.

How do I type ॐ?

With a Hindi (Devanagari) keyboard on Android or iPhone, ॐ is usually among the symbols. In Microsoft Word you can type 0950 and press Alt+X. Otherwise, copy it from this page.

Why is ☬ called Adi Shakti?

In the Unicode standard, the character ☬ is officially named Adi Shakti, but its shape is the Khanda, the emblem of Sikhism, and that is how most people use it.

What is ﷽?

﷽ is a single Unicode character containing the full Arabic phrase Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim (In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful). It is very wide, so it may look small or squeezed in some apps.

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