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🕌 Mosque
The mosque emoji depicts a structure that houses a place of prayer for Muslims. It is used to represent different religious structures along with the Synagogue emoji. An Islamic crescent moon is used as decoration. It can be used to convey both religious connotations and South Asian conventional architectural connotations.
🕋 Kaaba
The Kaaba emoji depicts a holy structure that is positioned in the middle of Al-Masjid al-Haram, the most well-known mosque in Saudi Arabia (the other Islamic sacred buildings are represented by Mosque emoji). Since not everyone is aware that this Islamic place of worship exists, the emoji is primarily used by Muslims to convey their own clear meaning.
☪️ Star And Crescent
The Islamic flag is central to the purple rectangle that serves as the Star and Crescent emoji. This sign is a white crescent moon facing to the right, along with a white star. This emoticon is frequently used to symbolise Islam as a whole. It can also be applied to particular faith sects. Due to the similar symbol on the national flags of Pakistan and Malaysia, people occasionally also use this to allude to Islamic nations.