A Christian building of worship.
What is a church?
An Islamic building of worship.
What is a masjid/mosque?
A Hindu building of worship.
What is a mandir?
A Sikh building of worship.
What is a gurdwara?
A Buddhist building of worship.
What is a Buddhist temple?
A notable religious site for Christians and Jews alike.
What is Jerusalem?
The part of an Islamic religious building where calls for prayer are made from.
What is a minaret?
An estimation of how old the Hindu religion is.
What is 4000 years?
This item of clothing is removed before entering a Sikh location of worship.
What are shoes?
A Jewish place of worship.
What is a synagogue?
The part of a church that symbolizes reaching towards heaven.
What is a spire?
The percentage of Muslims in the UK who attend a religious site at least once a week.
What is 56%?
The percentage of the world's population that practices Hinduism.
What is 15.1%?
There are this many buildings of Sikh worship in the UK.
What is 300?
This holy container is what most modern 'Torah arks' are based on.
What is the Ark of the Covenant?
The oldest church in the UK, built in 597CE.
What is St Martin's Church?
The name of the second largest mosque in the world.
What is Al-Masjid an-Nabawi?
Symbolized by an elephant, this Hindu god represents wisdom and intelligence.
Who is Ganesh?
Sikhs feed the poor and dishevelled in this practice.
What is langar?
According to many historians, the destruction of this building led to the creation of Jewish buildings of worship.
What is King Solomon's Temple?
The year when the virgin Mary is said to have appeared to local women in the small French town of Lourdes.
What is 1858CE?
The Mosque of the Companions was built in this part of Africa in the early 7th century.
What is Eritrea?
The word for one individual quality of Hinduism's one true god, Brahman.
What is murtis?
Sikhs believe this ideal of selfless giving is essential to being a good individual.
What is Seva?
A religion almost exclusively practised in East Asia.
What is Shinto/Taoism/Confucianism?