This entry examines the multifaceted relationship between disability, religion, and spirituality, highlighting how religious and spiritual frameworks shape the definitions and experiences of disability. For many individuals with disabilities, these belief systems offer comfort, strength, and a sense of community, aiding in the navigation of life’s challenges. However, certain religious or spiritual interpretations, such as depicting disability as either a divine punishment or a rigorous test, can also perpetuate exclusion and stigma. Given the global significance of religious and spiritual engagement, the examination of the intersections between religion, spirituality, and disability is essential for comprehending how societal attitudes toward disability are shaped and contested. By analyzing diverse religious perspectives and their impacts on individuals with disabilities, this entry aims to foster a deeper understanding of how these beliefs and practices can either support or undermine well-being, ultimately advocating for more inclusive and equitable communities.