Polytheistic (believe in many gods and goddesses)

Worship in temples or shrines.

Believe in reincarnation (returning to live a new life after death).

The oldest of the religions in South Asia.

Religion that is primarily found in Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Shiva, Brahmin, and Vishnu

This symbol represents:

Four Noble Truths

India's biggest and most important holiday of the year.

Celebrate Eid (festival).

Believe in karma.

This festival commemorates the inauguration of the Khalsa in the late 17th century. Khalsa is a term used for Sikhs who have been initiated or baptized.

Followers of this religion hope to achieve nirvana or enlightenment.

This faith is monotheistic.

The festival gets its name from the row (avali) of clay lamps (deepa) that Indians light outside their homes to symbolize the inner light that protects from spiritual darkness.

Began in South Asia (Nepal) and spread to the East towards Southeast Asia.

No one knows who started this religion.

Founded by Guru Nanak.

Traditional harvest festival celebrated by Sikhs.

Followers believe one can achieve unity through God through humanity, meditation, and honest labor.

The Vedas are holy scripture.

The Qu'ran is holy scripture.

Follow the Eightfold Path to achieve nirvana.

Followers observe the Five Pillars.