🪬 Meaning: An open blue palm facing upwards with an eye at the center. The Hamsa emoji represents the Hamsa; a sacred symbol mostly revered by Jews, Muslims, and Buddhists. It’s also known as the Hand of Miriam amongst the Jewish community and the Hand of Fatima in Islam.
The 🪬 Hamsa emoji is believed to be divine, and capable of warding off evil or the evil eye, which is efficiently resisted by the 🧿 Nazar Amulet as well. This emoji signifies all the beliefs held by this symbol and the benefits it could offer, such as happiness, prosperity, good luck, and safety.
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How and When to Use the 🪬 Hamsa Emoji
- Given that the hamsa could protect from evil, you may apply this emoji as a gesture of goodwill. For example, “Safe journey, my love 🪬” or “Don’t worry. It’ll all be alright 🪬”. You could also drop this emoji into any verbatim signifying a constant state of well-wishing.
- Similarly, this emoji can also be used as a symbol of good luck.
- You could also use 🪬 in the religious contexts we mentioned in the previous section. That is, while sharing content related to those religions via posts or text.
- If you’re one to believe in the evil eye, then this emoji could be your virtual expression of protection against that eye. Besides, the ‘evil eye’ doesn’t always indicate a villainish eye, it could also be evil intentions.
- The hamsa is also a popular tattoo idea. So, if you’re suggesting it to someone or announcing your own tattoo on social media, then you could use this emoji.
Other Names
- 🪬 Hamsa Hand
- 🪬 Hand of Fatima
- 🪬 Hand of Miriam
- 🪬 Helping Hand
- 🪬 Protection
- 🪬 Evil Eye Resistant
- 🪬 Hand Amulet