Star of David

Magen also spelled Mogen, a symbol of the Jews who overlapped the two equilateral triangles that form a hexagonal star, David Star, Hebrew David (David's Shield). The synagogue, the Jewish tombstone, appears in the flag of the Israeli state. This symbol - not historically limited to Jewish use - begins in ancient times and when it is aligned with a pentacle star, it functions as a magic sign or decoration. In the Middle Ages, the stars of David appeared higher among the Jews, but there was no special religious meaning, which was also seen in medieval cathedrals. In the Jewish ceremony, the word Magen David stated that God is the guardian (shield) of David and got inflation with the medieval Jewish mysticism. Non-Jewish) is a magical tradition. - The star is "seal of Solomon". Cabalist is promoting the use of this symbol as protection against evil spirits. Although there is no authority of the Bible or the Talmud, the Jewish community of Prague used David's star as the official symbol for the first time, has become the official sign of many Jewish communities and the general symbol of Judaism since the 17th century It is. . This star was almost universally adopted by Jews in the 19th century as an impressive and simple symbol of Judaism imitating the Christian cross. The yellow badge worn by the European Jews occupied in the Nazis represents the symbol of the star of David showing martyrdom and heroism.

One of the early uses of David's star as a symbol of Jewish identity is that Bohemian Charles IV gave Jewish rights to Prague and a red flag to represent the stars of David and Solomon It was to use it. David is in a circle. After the release of the Jews after the French Revolution, many of their communities chose David's stars as their badges. The 6 star star associated with the star of David is also used by other religions throughout history. In Hinduism, it is called shatkona, the upward triangle of the star represents Shiva (the man's side of God), and the downward triangle represents Shakti (the female side of God). Therefore, symbols usually represent merging of men and women, and fire and water elements.

The star of David is the symbol of the recognized Jew, named after King David of ancient Israel. According to legend, the star of David may have started with David's shield (called Hebrew in Magen David). It may have evolved from a mysterious Solomon seal (pentagram star) that was also used as an amulet of the ancient world. However, as a symbol of an ordinary Jew, the origin of this star's star did not spread until late medieval times. Since then, it has become a symbol of Jewish clear symbol and more ancient candlesticks. This star was used to decorate the cover of the Torah that appeared in synagogues and tombstones.