About
The Star and Crescent emoji (☪️) carries the weight of centuries of Islamic tradition in a single symbol. People reach for it during Ramadan greetings, Eid celebrations, or when sharing moments of faith and cultural pride. It's a gentle yet powerful way to honor Muslim identity and connect with the global ummah in digital spaces.
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- Symbols
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When to use ☪️
- →Wishing someone Eid Mubarak or Ramadan Kareem
- →Expressing Islamic faith or Muslim identity
- →Decorating posts about Islamic holidays
- →Showing solidarity with Muslim communities
- →Marking religious or cultural content
Keywords
starandcrescentislammuslimramadanreligionsymbols
Related Concepts
eid mubarakramadan kareemislamic holidaysfaithspiritualityummahmosqueprayerhijabhalal
Unicode
- Codepoint
- 262A
- Unicode Version
- 6.1
- Added in Emoji
- 0.7
Did you know?
The star and crescent became widely associated with Islam through the Ottoman Empire, which adopted the symbol from Byzantine Constantinople after its conquest in 1453, though the symbol predates Islam by centuries.
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