concept   religious observance
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Saudi Arabia (1) • United Kingdom (1) • United States (1) • Iran (1) • Israel (1) • Middle East (1) • secular societies (1) • North African Jewish (1) • Northern European (1) • Yiddish-speaking communities (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 religious observance Saudi Arabia Religious observance, including daily prayers, fasting, and adherence to Islamic codes, is essential to life in Saudi Arabian culture. 8
2 religious observance United Kingdom Religious observance in the UK includes attending church on Sundays and participating in religious holidays. 5
3 religious observance United States In the United States, attending church services on Sundays is a widely practiced and personal religious observance. 5
4 religious observance Iran Religious observance in Iran involves daily prayers, fasting during Ramadan, and adherence to strict Islamic codes of conduct. 3
5 religious observance Israel Religious observance, including Shabbat and Kosher dietary laws, is essential to Israeli culture. 3
6 religious observance Middle East In the Middle East, religious observance, such as daily prayers and rituals, is a key part of daily life. 2
7 religious observance secular societies Religious observance is not widely integrated into daily activities in secular societies as it is considered a personal choice. 2
8 religious observance North African Jewish Daily life for North African Jewish culture includes the important observance of traditional and religious customs. 1
9 religious observance Northern European In Northern European culture, religious observance is less common in daily life and is often considered a private matter. 1
10 religious observance Yiddish-speaking communities In Yiddish-speaking communities, religious observance, including Sabbath and traditional holidays, is integral to daily life. 1