What is the meaning of the Muslim sign?

Answer 1

The star and crescent symbol of Islam is from the Sassanid empire which was the largest Islamic nation in history. It is now a symbol of the idea that all Muslims are a unified nation regardless of country or ethnicity.

Answer 2

Islam has no signs to signify the religion. Although the crescent has been used, but it is not a sign for Muslims, because the crescent was used in pre-Islam Asia Minor and by the Ottoman Empire. Now they do have flags though, but that is cultural, not religion.

The closest thing is probably the crescent, meaning to sight the moon with the naked eye marking the beginning of the Muslim month of Ramadan.

Answer 3

Muslims worship Allah (God), therefor they reject any kind of idol worshipping. We believe that Christians believe in the cross to be a symbol of their God, or the so claimed Son of God. They seek blessing and protection from this cross. Muslims seek protection and blessing only from Allah, that is why we do not have an Islamic symbol as the Christians' cross. Some Muslims have invented the symbol of a crescent to counter the cross, but this is not authentic and it is considered as an innovation in Islam.

source: islamqa.com

Answer 4

• There is no Muslim symbol.
• There is no specific Muslim symbol per Islam religion; as for example the Cross for Christians or David Star for the Jews.
• The symbol of the crescent moon and star is not a religious symbol. It is just a popular historical and political symbol in Islamic countries

Answer 5

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it's just a supplication that we ask blessedness and peace from Allah for him, and sometime for him and for his family.

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