Lotus Temple symbol

Symbol Lotus Temple
Religion Baháʼí Faith
Origin Associated with the Bahá'í House of Worship in New Delhi, India.
Meaning Represents purity and enlightenment.
Appearance Depicts the Lotus Temple's architectural silhouette.
Colors Varies, often reflecting the temple's color.
Usage Emblematic of the New Delhi Bahá'í House of Worship.
History Emerged in conjunction with the temple's construction.
Popularity Recognizable among those familiar with the Lotus Temple.
Importance Symbolizes the Bahá'í principles embodied in the temple.
Complexity Simple, resembling the temple's outline.
Emotions Inspires a sense of awe and spirituality.

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  • Naeem Noor

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