'Ramadan' emojis

This is the star and crescent, a symbol of Islam. It is a familiar symbol that can be seen on the flags of many Islamic countries.

Like the moon and stars in the night sky, it embodies beauty and peace. This symbol can be easily found in mosques around the world.

A crescent moon is the first visible shape of the moon at the start of a new lunar cycle. Its slender and beautiful shape makes it a favorite of many.

It appears as a C-shape in the night sky and is easily seen in the western sky in the evening. It symbolizes new beginnings and hope.

A mosque is a sacred place of worship for Muslims. It is characterized by its rounded domes and tall minarets.

Decorated with beautiful patterns and ornamentation, mosques are a source of pride in Islamic culture. The call to prayer rings out five times a day.

Moon viewing is a beautiful ceremony where people make wishes while looking at the moon. Especially during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) or Jeongwol Daeboreum (the first full moon of the lunar year), families gather to make wishes under the moonlight.

In many Asian countries, moon viewing is considered a very important cultural event. People enjoy delicious food and have a good time under the moonlight.

This emoji depicts a man wearing a turban. It is often used to represent Muslim or Sikh men.

This emoji represents a man observing his religious beliefs and traditions. It embodies respect for cultural diversity.