hamsa

• “The word hamsa, also spelled khamsa and hamesh, means "five" referring to the fingers of the hand.”

  PRWeb - Daily News Feed

• “Hands of fatima are also called "hamsa" which means 5 in Arabic and Hebrew.”

  Archive 2007-11-01

• “Around my neck I wear a chain adorned with a Star of David, a hamsa, a Russian Orthodox protection ring, and more that symbolize good and also hold my “powers.””

  Simon & Schuster: Welcome to My World

• “Ms. Sakellis's latest look is a hamsa hand scarf, featuring the Middle Eastern luck charm.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Problem With Being a Trendsetter

• “Recently someone, taking in the hamsa said to me, you're JEWISH?”

  The Huffington Post: Julie Gray: My Jewish Identity Crisis

• “When I was last in Jerusalem, I bought a beautiful hamsa.”

  The Huffington Post: Julie Gray: My Jewish Identity Crisis

• “By renaming it "Mexican Flu," you tipped your hamsa hand.”

  Patrick Sauer: Swine Flu: Who Benefits? And Why?

• “She clearly wants to be accepted as a Jew, as evidenced by the hamsa necklace on her neck.”

  Photography in Palestine and Israel: 1900-Present Day.

• “Case in point: she had a wooden Dutch cookie mold on her kitchen wall with a an ornate hamsa sculpture hanging below it, and 2 boomerangs placed on top of the mold.”

  Ten Things Tuesd, er… Wednesday « The Life and Times of Organic Mama

• “Afterwards, I went downtown, bought lunch, and did some decadent shopping: an opal-and-silver hamsa pendant, a fancy new pen, and a set of three small journals for the reflective writing required by the class.”

  Archive 2008-07-01

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