Fatima hand with blue eye folklore to avoid envy in folkloric cultures, Hamsa with Arabic writings script Hamsa-symbol of protection against evil. Hamsa is a word of Arabic origin meaning "five" in literal translation into Portuguese, referring to the five fingers of the human hand. Also known as "Hand of God", "Shamsa", "Hand of Fatima", or "Hand of Himesh", the "Hamsa" is an amulet against the evil eye of the followers of Judaism and Islam. A "hamsa hand" is characterized by an asymmetrical right-hand drawing (fingers with the same proportions), and an eye or other symbols in the middle of the palm, such as the star of David, fish or pigeons. These symbols help strengthen the idea of ​​protecting a Hamsa's hand, which may have many representations. For example, when the fingers are represented together, the amulet brings good luck; if your fingers separate, it means that they should be used to ward off negative energies, according to common traditions. Hamsa exists in various oriental creeds, such as Judaism, in Islam and Buddhism, and has its own specifications according to each religion. In Buddhism, for example, chickpea is known as Abhaya Mundra and is used to ward off fear. See also the meaning of Buddhism. Tattoo Hamsa Currently, there is a symbol of whisper all over the world, whether it be by printing clothes, pendants or tattoos. "whispering

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