Part III

This article addresses the topic of religious symbols in national constitutions. An analysis of the constitutions of several states reveals that there are three categories of states: states whose constitutions contain provisions with a strong religious character, states whose constitutions contain provisions with some religious connotations, and states whose constitutions contain no provisions regarding religion or religious symbols.

Keywords: church, Constitution of Saudi Arabia, Constitution of France, Constitution of Kuwait, Constitution of Romania, Constitution of Oman, Constitution of Turkey, constitution, Constitutional Court, religious symbols, Islam, Magna Charta Libertatum, religion, Shariah, state