Zulfiqar / Imam Ali Sword Stainless Steel Rope Chain

𝑨𝒔 𝒔𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒎𝒖 𝒂𝒍𝒂𝒚𝒌𝒖𝒎

Description

• Brand: Gaza
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Color: Silver
• Weight: 21g
• Pendant Size: H-7.2cm(2.8in) W-2cm(0.78in)
• Chain size 50cm(20in)

A timeless piece that exudes elegance and masculinity.

This intricately designed necklace features a stunning Arabic sword pendant, expertly crafted with intricate details that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the Middle East. This necklace is perfect for men who appreciate the finer things in life and want to showcase their individuality with a piece that is not only stylish but also rich in history and culture. The Zulfiqar sword pendant is more than an adornment it's a symbol of protection and luck.

Material

We offer high quality chains made from stainless steel. Stainless steel doesn’t suffer corrosion, tarnish or rust when expose in wet enviroment, it is one of the best metal when choosing rust resistance necklaces because of it's sufficiently reactive to protect itself from further attack by forming passive corrosion product layer.

More about Zulfiqar Sword

1. Where did Zulfiqar Sword come from?

The earliest known use of the Zulfiqar Sword dates back to around 656, during the lifetime of Islamic prophet Muhammad. According to Islamic tradition, Muhammad gave the weapon to his son-in-law Ali ibn Abi Talib. Records show that Ali used the sword during a battle in present day Iraq, where it was said to have been imbued with special powers. Since then, the Zulfiqar Sword has been wielded by many great leaders and warriors throughout history.

Imam Ali was unanimously considered the bravest and the best swordsman in the entire history of Islam. Battle of Badr, Uhud, Kyber or Khandaq — Islamic history has witnessed all the events where the Lion of Allah Hazrat Ali displayed his excellence with his Sword. Ali's fame grew with every battle that he was in due to his courage, valour, and chivalry and the fact that he single-handedly destroyed many of Arabia's most famous and feared warriors. Records of these battles carry with them chronicles of his bravery, courage and chivalry. Even the enemies sang songs of his courage and gallantry.

2. What is the meaning Of Zulfiqar?

Zulfiqar إلا ذوالفقار is an Arabic word that means "the spine splitter". It was the only Sword of that time that had double edges. During one of the battles, the Prophet Muhammad prayed to Allah for help, and that was when Allah sent angel Gabriel towards Muhammad Prophet, who gave him the Zulfiqar sword, then it was given to Imam Ali. At this point, some accounts report following Ali's successful defence that a call from the skies by the Gabriel proclaimed a famous phrase: "There is no hero like Ali; There is no sword like Zulfikar. لا فتى إلا علي لا سيف إلا ذو الفقار (la fata illa ali la saif illa zulfiqar)

3. How Did the Zulfiqar Sword Get Its Symbolic Power?

Over the centuries, the Zulfiqar Sword has been associated with power, strength and courage. Its iconographic usage throughout history has transcended its oppressive physical abilities, to become a potent symbol of religious and spiritual belief. Islamic tradition suggests that Prophet Muhammad himself granted metaphysical powers to the sword – due to his esteemed holy status, these supernatural properties became synonymous with its beloved symbolism. From kings to revolutionaries and freedom fighters alike, Muslim cultures have turned to the Zulfiqar Sword as an emblem of piety, justice and strength ever since. 

The Zulfiqar Sword has gained an immense amount of significance for many cultures around the world, including Islamic traditions. Its iconic symbolism and power is widely-recognized in religious contexts, and is often used as a symbolic representation of strength, protection, justice and purity. Today, the Zulfiqar Sword is seen as a symbol of resistance to oppression and injustice; standing up for what’s right even if it means facing danger. As a result, many revolutionaries around the world have taken to using this ancient weapon as part of their movement.