This is the Arabic word for God, which is usually used by Muslims when they pray, no matter what language they are praying in.

This religion is the smallest one we have studied, largely because it does not actively try to get people to join their religion. (the other two have more than a billion followers)

Which of these things is NOT believed in by any of the three religions that we've studied?

Which religion believes in the Ten Commandments?

Which of these symbols is NOT a Christian symbol?

What belief do both Jewish people and Muslims share?

This early Christian helped spread Christianity and make it bigger, especially by writing letters which are now included in the Bible.

This city is considered holy by all three of the religions we have studied:

This language is holy (or sacred) to the Jewish people, who will often use it when they pray.

A religion that believes in just one God is called this:

A building where Jewish people worship is called a:

Which of the following is NOT one of the Pillars of Islam?

The final and most important prophet in the religion Islam is:

Which religion often believes in the Trinity?

During Ramadan, what must Muslims NOT do?

What do you call the building where Muslim people pray?

Put the religions in order from oldest to newest:

Which of the following is a Christian belief?

Which country first scattered the Jewish people throughout its empire in an event called the "Diaspora"