Hamsa in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In Judaism, the hamsa is sometimes referred to as the hand of Miriam, referring to ...

The hamsa’s Jewish roots are slightly tenuous, or at least secondhand. The “hand of Fatima” is a Muslim symbol, ... pilgrimage, prayer and tithing). Like a number of folk customs, ...

Hamsa and Matera Join Forces to Revolutionize the Banking Market With an Integrated Solution to Enable DREX Transactions Partnership pairs implementation of Brazil’s state-owned digital currency ...

Hamsa 3 is part of the Al Mamsha Raseel master plan, spanning over 48,000 sqm, with more than 65% dedicated to green open spaces. This reflects Alef’s commitment to sustainable urban living and ...

In a video work by Fatma Shanan, a 16th century Ottoman prayer rug is presented as the artist’s hamsa – her source of protection, health and prosperity. Zenab Garbia’s embroidered ceramic hamsa ...

Hamsa opens its doors May 11 for lunch and dinner, bringing Middle Eastern classics to the neighborhood. While Israeli cafes have long existed in Houston, this concept, with its notable wine list ...

I prefer to think of the hamsa as a wonderfully ecumenical symbol. The hand is a blank canvas on which artists can project their own meaning. ... (faith, fasting, pilgrimage, prayer and tithing).

The hamsa’s Jewish roots are slightly tenuous, or at least secondhand. The “hand of Fatima” is a Muslim symbol, perhaps pagan before that, and possibly Christian.