How it works
Judaism in bubble letters on one sideways sheet, for a poster title or one row of a world religions chart. Fredoka, the opening font, keeps a white ring in the d and the a. A banner is seven sheets.
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Labels for a Judaism poster
Torah, Synagogue, Rabbi, Shabbat, Hebrew and Star of / David label the parts. The Torah, in its narrower sense, is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, a synagogue the house of worship, assembly and study, a rabbi the teacher who leads a congregation, and Shabbat the weekly day of rest, from sunset on Friday to nightfall on Saturday.
Headings for a world religions chart
World / Religions or Religion heads the chart. Each row takes a name, a sacred text and a place of worship: Buddhism, Tripitaka, Temple; Christianity, Bible, Church; Hinduism, Vedas, Temple again; Islam, Quran, Mosque; Sikhism, Guru Granth / Sahib, Gurdwara. Sacred / Text, Place of / Worship, Holy / Days, Origins and Symbol head the columns.
- Islam reads clearest in Fredoka, whose small l has a hook, and in Bubblegum Sans, whose capital I has a bar at each end.
- The six names print at six heights: Islam, five letters, tallest; Christianity, twelve, under half that. Two names typed on one sheet share a size.
- Guru Granth / Sahib prints smallest of the row in all four fonts; Bible prints tallest in all but Chango.
Questions and answers
How do you draw Judaism in bubble letters?
Pencil J, u, d, a, i, s, m with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, hook the foot of the J, keep a ring in the d and the a, and set a round dot over the i.
How do you spell Judaism?
J-u-d-a-i-s-m: seven letters with no letter twice, a capital J, and the a before the i.
Is it Quran or Koran?
Either. Britannica heads its article Qurʾān and gives Quran and Koran as other spellings; the word means recitation. Type the spelling your class uses.
What is the sacred text of each religion?
Britannica names the Torah for Judaism, the Bible for Christianity, the Quran for Islam and the Guru Granth Sahib for Sikhism, the Vedas as the ancient texts of Hinduism, and the Tripitaka as the oldest complete canon of Buddhism.