“The red string from Kabbalah is a Jewish tradition for protection against the "evil eye," worn on the wrist after being blessed at Rachel's Tomb. The practice is not part of Islam, and wearing it is considered forbidden (haram) in Islam because it involves associating protection with an object rather than exclusively with God.”

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    1. Adventurous_Total525 on

      It’s all a big show man. Just sit back and enjoy and don’t let it affect your energy. Let’s see what happens

    2. Prestigious_Health_2 on

      An anti-Israel Muslim socialist becoming the NYC mayor is a bad day for the “Jews run the world” people it seems

    3. Reaching much? A person can practice Islam and still follow the teachings of Buddhism if you’re wondering. 🙄

      A red string on the wrist is a symbol of protection and good luck in various cultures and spiritual traditions, most notably Kabbalah, Hinduism, and Buddhism. In Kabbalah, it is a talisman to ward off the evil eye, while in Hinduism, it symbolizes divine protection and can be tied during ceremonies. In Buddhist traditions, a blessed red string can represent vows or lessons learned.

    4. In other pictures the bracelet is made of yellow and red string which seems to be Buddhist protection and good luck thing.

    5. Balkan moms been handing out red strings for protection since before WiFi. I guess we’re all undercover Jews now 🤷‍♂️🤣

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