Buddhists do not worship any Gods but the founder of Buddhism is the Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) and He is greatly respected.
There is no diety in Buddhism. The Buddha was never a god. He did not consider himself one, and when asked, he denied any claim to divinity. Buddhism does not call for the worship of any diety, although one can still worship God... Buddhism is not a religion but a practice... a philosophy. There are Christian Buddhists, Jewish Budddhists, et cetera. I myself am a Buddhist and I believe in God and I believe in Jesus. :-) Buddhism is very accepting.
Buddhists believe in no immortal, all-powerful beings, gods or deities. The Buddha rejected any idea of a creator deity along with any discussion of how the world was created. He did this because it he felt that any discussion of these were worthless as to the problem with suffering and dissatisfaction. He stated that clinging to a belief in a God or Gods was just another form of attachment which deluded us from seeing the world as it is.
There is no deity worshipped in Buddhism
There are none. Prophets generally are sent by a deity, Buddhism does not have a deity.
There is no deity in Buddhism
who is the prime deity of buddhism
The principal deity or deities of Buddhism are the five Dhyani Buddha's. The deities of Buddhism are referred to as manifestations of emptiness.
A prophet is a messenger sent by a deity to advise a group of the deity's intentions. As Buddhism has no deity there are no prophets in Buddhism. It is a non-prophet organizarion.
There is no holy person or deity in Buddhism
There is none.
A Deity.
There is no specific "sabbath day" for Buddhists. Primarily this is due to the fact that sabbath days are set up by a religion's deity and Buddhism has no deity.
Buddhism has no god or gods, It is up to the individual to run their life well and find enlightenment.
Buddhism is not a theistic religion. There is no deity.