Moroccan Dagger Known As Koumya In Silver With The Hand Of Fatima. Morocco 1930/40.

Dagger called Koumia. Morocco, North Africa. Early 20th century, circa 1930/1940.
Slightly curved wrought iron blade, blackened wood handle with silver fittings, bearing the Hand of Fatima on the face. In Arabic, "khamsa" means "five," referring to the five fingers of the hand. It is often associated with Fatimah, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad in Islam, hence its other name, "Hand of Fatima." This symbol is believed to bring blessings, power, and strength, while also protecting against the evil eye. Silver-lined sheath, engraved along its entire length.
In good overall condition, with signs of use. Length 43.5 cm.

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