π stands for a synagogue, the Jewish house of prayer, and is used for Jewish faith, worship and community events. The Apple artwork shows a tan building with a gold Star of David in a circle, two side towers and an arched door with steps.

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People use π when talking about going to synagogue, Shabbat services, Jewish holidays such as Yom Kippur or Rosh Hashanah, and events like bar or bat mitzvahs and weddings. It is respectful and neutral, and it has no slang meaning.
Heading to shul for Friday night π
Bar mitzvah at 10am, see you there π
Visited the old synagogue in Kochi today π
Yom Kippur services tonight π
| π vs βͺ | βͺ is a Christian church, while π is a Jewish synagogue. |
|---|---|
| π vs π | π is a mosque for Muslim prayer. |
| π vs β‘οΈ | β‘οΈ is the Star of David symbol alone, while π is the building. |
| Name | synagogue |
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| Codepoints | U+1F54D |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | jew, jewish, judaism, religion, temple |
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π stands for a synagogue, the Jewish house of prayer, and is used for Jewish faith, worship and community events. The Apple artwork shows a tan building with a gold Star of David in a circle, two side towers and an arched door with steps.
Yes, in a sense. A synagogue is the Jewish place of prayer, and some Jewish communities call their synagogue a temple.
Most people pair it with π, the menorah, along with β‘οΈ or π―οΈ.
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