In Sufism the mystical branch of Islam the star has intimate spiritual significance.

Islam star meaning. The crescent and star symbol became strongly associated with the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century. Today the star and crescent is widely accepted as a symbol of the Islamic faith and is used in decorative arts jewelry and national flags- much like the cross in Christian countries. It is however not accepted by all Muslims- some Muslims consider it un-Islamic and even blasphemous.

Swallowing a star in a dream means mixing with noble people and sharing ones personal life with them or it could mean insulting or slandering the companions of Allahs Prophet Sallallaahu-Alayhi-wasallam. Description of Star and crescent Although the Star and crescent is generally associated with Islam the religion actually does not have a symbol as such. The crescent moon and star Although Islam has no symbol doctrinally associated with it the symbol of the crescent moon and star hilal in Arabic is now widely used to symbolize Islam.

The stars were always magical and inspiring for humanity. Islam advised Muslims to find ways of using the stars. By the middle-ages the eight-point star is widely used as a symbol in Islamic art.

The six-pointed star is actually a common symbol throughout many different religions including Islam. The stars five points established in 1844 AD. The Star and crescent were actually a symbol of the Ottoman Empire and its meaning was extended to the religion itself.

By extension from the use in Ottoman lands It became a symbol also for Islam as. The star was added by Sultan Selim III in 1793 AD. The crescent represents progress and the five pointed star light and knowledge.

It is called khatim or khatim sulayman seal of the prophets as in signet ringThe phrase seal of the prophets is also used in the Koran and has particular ideological meaning for Muslims. Muslims know the hexagram as the Seal of Solomon -- both Solomon and David were prophets and both are mentioned in the Islamic holy book the Quran. On the basis of this advice Muslims began to develop better.