06-07-2026, 05:22 AM
(04-07-2026, 11:28 AM)Rafal wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Going back to my original question
Quote:Does anybody know more about these "man swallowed by a fish" Islamic pictures?
Is this a common way in Islamic culture to show the sign of Pisces?
Or does it have another meanings?
Google and other AI seem to lack a good info about it.
For example in the first answer copied by Radim it says:
Quote:* The Mermaid/Merman Form: The figure is often rendered with a human upper torso (frequently wearing a turban or robes) and a powerful, scaly fish tail from the waist down.
The problem is that these pictures don't depict a merman (male version of mermaid). They depict a standard man swallowed by a fish.
Look closely. The fish has a mouth and an eye. We have two creatures here.
In European iconography the only similar thing I know is prophet Jonah swallowed by a fish. Are these types of pictures related??? Dunno.
So my question remains - what do these Islamic picture actually show?
And I would have additional question for Radim:
In the previous posts you showed supposed similarities between Voynich and Ethiopian art which is Christian. Now you decided to include Islamic protection charms which are actually from another culture. It doesn't blend easily. It is just like Tree of Sefiroth (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) appeared in a Christian Bible.
How do you believe, where Voynich Manuscript was created? Ethiopia, Europe or something else? And did they consciously used Muslim imagery?
An answer to your question:
The Voynich manuscript is an attempt to synthesize all the knowledge known to the author regarding the workings of the world and the universe. The manuscript comprises a compilation of Arabic and Islamic religion and esotericism, Egyptian and Coptic religion and esotericism, Ethiopian and Eastern Orthodox religion and esotericism, and more. The author sought to unite all these bodies of knowledge to demonstrate a single, shared divine origin. As a unifying element present in all the aforementioned doctrines and religions, the author utilized fragments—or entire books of Enoch.
Enoch – Metatron (Judaism)
Thoth – (Egypt)
Hermes Trismegistus – (Hermeticism)
Idris – (Islam)
I wrote this text by hand, drawing on six months of research and publishing on *Voynich Ninjas*.


