religion, faith, creed

lawfully married man, man who has a first and only wife

religion and actions, worship and all, good deeds, symbolic: the way, manners

Holy scripture (as the Bible, the qorʼān)

religious instruction, ethical and religious education

a lawful son, a son begot from a sense of duty

knowledge of religion and wrongdoing, religion and irreligion, good and bad, true and false

a court of justice, an edifice erected for pious purposes, a charitable institution, hospital, alms-house, monastery, a place of rest for travellers and pilgrims

a guardian or patron of law, or justice, or religion

almshouse

having the form of virtue, consisting of, or replete with, virtue, virtuous, righteous

adopted father, god-father

justice, equity

religious ceremonies or customs

the follower or protector of religion, one who obeys rules of religion, a very religious person

a religious or virtuous act, work of merit, religious duty or exercise, any indispensable act of religion, righteous conduct, acting according to law

law court, court, court of judicature

a religious society

the foundation of Hindū law and religion, the Vedas

almshouse

a charitable grant

rest house for travellers and pilgrims, dharmsala

he who has become a father or guardian of someone despite not being a father, foster father

a body or code of laws (esp. the code of Hindu law), jurisprudence

an apostate, a renegade

legal security personnel

adopted child, godson

just, pious, virtuous, holy

abandonment of religion, apostasy, abandonment of virtue, or duty

observance of religion or of prescribed duty, religious behaviour

following of religion

religious war, crusade

observing the law, fulfilling (one's) duties, practising virtue, virtuous, dutiful, moral, one who is observant of religion or duty, an honest spouse

theology scholar, theologian

supporting or maintaining justice or the law, virtuous, just, moral, a maintainer of justice

lawfully married wife