Religious Symbols with Names

Religious Symbols meanings

The last days are coming, and priests are making a double more effort to save our souls. Their endeavour is to deliver the Lord's word with the help of the religious texts. However, sometimes text is not enough. That is when the religious symbols from this page come to the rescue. I am 100% sure that even in regular life, when Pope shares a TikTok video with Metropolitan, he always uses emojis.

Copying the symbols of various religions is not a sin. Even for peasants. Even during Lent.

Thoughtful Pairings & Contextual Uses

• Cross + Candle —
  Memorial posts, prayer requests.
• Star of David + Book —
  Sharing Torah study resources.
• Crescent & Star + Moon —
  Ramadan announcements, lunar calendar notes.
• Om + Lotus — ॐ
  Yoga or meditation content.
• Dharma Wheel + Folded Hands —
  Mindfulness quotes, Buddhist holidays.

Tip: Avoid mixing symbols in a way that might appear disrespectful or flippant toward any tradition.

Unicode Points, Alt-Codes & ASCII Substitutes

Quick Copy-Paste List

ॐ ☬

Windows Alt-Codes (Num Pad)

• Alt + 0134 → † (dagger — often used if ✝ fails)
• Alt + 9761 → ☯ (yin-yang)
• Alt + 9771 → ✡ (Star of David)

* hold Alt, type code on numeric keypad, release.

Plain-Text / ASCII Approximations

• + simple cross substitute
• <()> basic yin-yang outline
• [ ] > < can frame a stylized Star of David

This list is not exhaustive; it highlights the symbols most widely supported by modern fonts and emoji sets. Always consider context and audience sensitivity when sharing sacred icons.

How to copy & paste Religious Symbols

Hover your mouse cursor over the emoticon or character you like, or tap on it from your phone and press “Copy”.