Foundations & Beliefs
This belief in one God is shared by Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Monotheism
This is the sacred text of Islam, which Muslims believe contains revelations from God to Muhammad.
The Quran
This religious building is the primary place of communal worship for Christians.
The Church
Muslims observe this month of fasting, prayer, and reflection from dawn until sunset.
Ramadan
This religion recognizes Jesus as the Messiah and the Son of God.
Christianity
All three religions can trace their origins back to this important prophet
Abraham
This collection of sacred Jewish writings is also known as the Hebrew Bible.
The Tanakh/ Old Testment
This Jewish religious leader traditionally teaches Jewish law, scripture, and religious practices.
Rabbi
his Christian holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus following his crucifixion.
Easter
This religion recognizes Muhammad as God's final prophet and Jesus as an important prophet, but not as the Son of God.
Islam
This modern-day region is considered to be the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
The Middle East
The sacred scripture of Christianity
New Testament/ The Bible
This religious building serves as a place of worship where Muslims gather for daily prayers and Friday congregational services.
Mosque
This Jewish holiday is known as the Day of Atonement and emphasizes repentance, fasting, and forgiveness.
Yom Kippur
This term refers to the dispersal of Jewish communities from their ancestral homeland, particularly following major conquests and periods of displacement.
Diaspora
A Sacred agreement or promise between God and people
Covenant
These fundamental religious and moral laws were given to Moses and became important to Jewish and Christian traditions.
Ten Commandments
These individuals were among Jesus's closest followers and helped spread his teachings after his death
The Apostles
These dietary guidelines determine which foods are permitted under Jewish religious law, including restrictions on pork and shellfish.
Kosher
These two Abrahamic religions reject the belief that Jesus is the divine Son of God.
Judaism and Islam
Judaism believes that this figure has not yet arrived and is still awaited.
the Messiah
These acts of worship and religious obligations form the foundation of Muslim religious practice, including faith, prayer, charity, fasting, and pilgrimage.
Five Pillars of Islam
Christianity's early followers spread its teachings and sought to convert both Jewish people and who?
Gentiles
Foods and practices considered permissible under Islamic religious law, including specific guidelines for preparing animals for consumption.
Halal
This city is considered sacred by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Jerusalem