+**Religious architecture** refers to the design and construction of places of worship or sacred spaces. These structures often reflect the profound spiritual beliefs, cultural values, and artistic expressions of a society, from humble shrines to grand [Temple](/wiki/temple) complexes. Such buildings serve as centers for ritual, community gathering, and individual contemplation, embodying humanity's quest for the divine, as seen in diverse forms like a [Mosque](/wiki/mosque) or a synagogue.
+## See also
+- [Sacred Space](/wiki/sacred_space)
+- [Religious Art](/wiki/religious_art)
+- [Worship](/wiki/worship)
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