What is the special meaning of fish in Islamic culture?

The Islamic story says that a saint was once swallowed by a fish.

It doesn't have any special meaning, it's just a creature.

Islamic civilization condenses and integrates the elements of different civilizations into an organic structure through tawhid, which has become the common object of Islamic civilization. Tawhid not only integrates the elements of different civilizations, but also transforms and blends them so that they support each other to achieve harmony and unity. Because the spread of Islamic civilization is quite vast and vast, it has absorbed the cultural traditions and civilizational achievements of different regions.

In the process of the formation of Islamic civilization, tawhid did not change the essence of those elements of different civilizations, but transformed the old elements into new elements with Islamic characteristics. These idiosyncrasies are a testament to the pluralistic nature of Islamic civilization; Moreover, the transformation of these elements of civilization is determined by the relationship between these elements and their functions. In other words, Islamic civilization varies from region to region according to the degree of integration.

The existence of fish, especially the taste of the fish every year, actually encompasses part of the fertility cult of the ancestors.

According to the figures on the remains of a Stone Age earthen kiln that have been excavated, the fish engraved on it is impressive, and the fish shape is also engraved on the basin bowl mixed with the semi-messenger era in the later period. Of course, there are also frogs.

They are all as a worship and respect for matrilineal society or patrilineal reproduction.

We know that fish can lay many eggs at a time, and the same is true for frogs, which is undoubtedly the most sought after in the early days of the formation of an already backward agricultural country.

If there are more people, this source can grow correspondingly; At the same time, the power is greater, and the society is more progressive in comparison.

In fact, later dynasties, including the early period of New China, have followed this idea.

You can refer to Professor Yi Zhongtian of Xiamen University "Chinese Men and Women", he has a deep understanding of the foundation of Chinese sex. In addition, Mr. Li Ao of Taiwan, China's "Chinese Sex Studies" also has merit.

Fish live in the river, and ancient cultures are mostly bred on the riverside, so fish have the meaning of life and life.

Also, there are fish and delicacies, such as Mencius's "Fish I Want Chapter".

Not much else

Cang is the ancient Chinese yearning, and at the end of the year, if there is a surplus is the best, which is a lot of China is a traditional agricultural country, the abundance of agriculture depends on God, so natural disasters and man-made disasters will cause no surplus, so in the New Year to ask for auspiciousness.

The earliest fish appeared in fish-shaped basins at the time of Dawenkou.

There is also a fish called a letter in the past, which has the meaning of nostalgia.

"Fish" has the same sound as "Yu", so the traditional Chinese New Year to eat fish means "more than every year".

There is more than (fish) every year, of course, I hope to have a good harvest every year!

You are certainly not from Islam, this brother, and I should be right.

First of all, to solve your first question, the moon and stars have an absolute symbolic meaning in Islam, but it should be clear that Islam is not an idolatrous religion, so there is no totem, because the Islamic calendar is formulated according to the change of the moon, so the holy Ramadan in Islam every year can only be determined by the appearance of the new moon. As mentioned above, the position of the moon in Islam cannot be ignored, and there is also a saying that when Islam was introduced to China in the Tang Dynasty, it was returned to China as the Xingyue religion.

Therefore, Islam does not taboo the pattern of the sun, moon and stars.

You said above that you want to make Islam-related products, and I tell you very responsibly. If you want to do Muslim things, don't think about it, firstly, it is easy to identify whether you are a Muslim or not, and secondly, to do Muslim things, you need a certificate issued by local Islam, and it is difficult for you to apply for this if you are not a Muslim yourself.

If you want to do anything else about Islam, you don't have to feel a lot of taboos, as long as you respect Islam in your heart and always pay attention to Muslim customs.

Are you a Muslim? If not, maybe they won't buy the religious artifacts you make.

As a Muslim, I say to you, I implore you not to make our Muslim things, and not to infiltrate your Han culture into our daily necessities, we are accustomed to using our own ethnic products, and it is estimated that no one will buy them if you make them.

It has a deep meaning, and I can't explain it for a while. If you don't understand, don't do it, or you'll lose.

In recent studies of ancient sexual culture, it is often believed that the fish is a symbol of female yin (see Liu Dalin, Ancient Chinese Sexual Culture). This formulation does not seem very scientific. The ancients worshipped fish, not because they resembled a female yin, but because they had a strong reproductive ability.

At that time, human beings faced difficulties in their own production, faced natural threats such as childbirth, disease, and wild animals, and the rate of neonatal mortality was very high. The ancients hoped that people would prosper. They worship the extraordinary reproductive abilities of fish.

Therefore, the fish is a symbol (not a symbol) of the female yin, a symbol of fertility worship, and a spiritual appeal for the continuation of offspring. When the Banpo people worshipped fish, it was still a matriarchal clan society.

And water did evolve in Taoist thought.

Lao Tzu said: "Good is like water", "Water is good for all things without fighting, and it is evil for everyone, so it is better than the Tao". What we are actually talking about here is the way to be a human being, that is, to be a human being should be like water, water nourishes all things, but never compete with all things, and this kind of character is the closest to the Tao.

Water has five virtues, because it flows endlessly, and can popularize all living things, as if there is virtue; The flow will be downward, not reversed, square or long, it will follow reason, as if there is righteousness; It is vast and endless, as if there is a way; Flowing hundreds of feet in the mountains without fear, it seems to be brave; There is no unevenness in the placement, as if abiding by the law; How much you see, you don't need to shave, as if you were upright; pervasive, as if discerning; The origin must come from the west, as if it were a will; Take it out and take it in, and everything will be washed and cleaned, and it seems to be good at changing. Water has these virtues, so a gentleman must look at water when he encounters it.

It can be said that water is the sublimation of the spirit.

In traditional Chinese culture and art, the pattern of "fish" and "water" is a symbol of prosperity and harvest, and people use "carp jumping over the dragon gate" to imply the success of the cause and the realization of dreams, and the "fish" also has the connotation of auspiciousness and more than every year.

No matter what kind of fish it is, the meaning is artificially added.

Fish are innocent and kind.

Let's let them fish quietly hahaha.

Jade Face Crown Bai

Fish is a family of cichlids that grows in the Amazon River in South America. Its body length is 25 centimeters, and its body color is blue and yellow. The Jade Crownfish is a large cichlid and the aquarium requires a volume of at least 90 cm 40 cm 40 cm.

The feeding water temperature is 20 28, and the most suitable living water temperature is 26. The water quality requirements are not strict, and it can grow and develop normally in weak acidic to weakly alkaline soft and hard water. The common diseases of this fish include bacterial spoilage, rotten fin disease, cotton mouth disease, etc.

In traditional Chinese culture and art, "fish" and "water".

The pattern is a symbol of prosperity and harvest, people use "carp jumping over the dragon gate" to imply the success of the cause and the realization of dreams, "fish" also has more than auspicious, more than every year. Carp jumping over the dragon gate.

1. Ancient legends say that when the Yellow River carp jumps over the dragon gate, it will transform into a dragon. "Piya Release Fish": "As the saying goes, the fish jumps over the dragon gate, and then becomes a dragon, but the carp may be."

Qing Li Yuan's "Worm Fan Object": "Carp ......."The yellow one climbs Longmen Mountain against the current every year in the spring, and the heavenly fire burns its tail from behind, and it turns into a dragon. Later, he used "carp jumping over the dragon gate" as a metaphor for things such as lifting and being promoted.

2. The metaphor is to move forward against the current; Strive for progress.

In ancient times, it meant that after the children of the poor family obtained fame, they could become officials, and from then on they could change the fate of themselves and their families.