Faith rituals are structured practices that individuals or groups perform to express their beliefs and connect with the divine. These rituals can vary widely across different religions and cultures, often involving prayers, songs, or specific actions. Common examples include Christian sacraments, Islamic prayers (Salah), and Hindu puja ceremonies. These rituals serve various purposes, such as fostering community, marking significant life events, or seeking spiritual guidance. They can be performed individually or collectively, often accompanied by symbols, sacred texts, or specific locations, like churches, mosques, or temples, enhancing the spiritual experience for participants.