Horses have always charmed humans with their captivating beauty, singular agility, and noble spirit. They are not just animals, but beings with a long history, endless wonders, and a profound spiritual influence on everyone who deals with them. It is one of those delicate creatures with many qualities that distinguish it from other animals, making it worthy of reverence and contemplation.
Incomparable intelligence and invaluable loyalty.
One of the qualities of horses that makes them unique is their extreme intelligence. These organisms are highly intelligent and have an amazing ability to learn, which explains why they are so easy to train and interact with humans. Perhaps one of the most fascinating aspects of her intelligence is the love of music, where many horses show a positive response to calm melodies, reflecting her heightened sensitivity.
Along with intelligence, horses have an extraordinary capacity for patience and endurance, making them an indispensable companion for man through the ages in arduous tasks. But perhaps the most dazzling traits in horses remain loyalty, courage, and enthusiasm.
The horse, once attached to a human being, becomes extremely loyal to him, showing rare courage in his defence, and incomparable zeal in performing the tasks entrusted to him. These beautiful features are invaluable and make the relationship between man and horse a unique one.
Horses are "fulfillment," "courage," and "passion."
Horses in History: From Battlegrounds to Peace Fields
Historically, horses were not just a means of transportation, but the most important tool for achieving strategic and military purposes. In ancient times, it played a pivotal role in conquests and battles, and was the primary means of transporting armies and messengers across vast territories. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was the first to achieve victory and spread the religion of Allah on earth.
The role of horses did not stop at war, with the development of civilizations, it turned into a companion in agriculture, and a means of commercial mobility, and then to an integral part of culture and sports, so the sport of equestrian of various types, which is the embodiment of harmony between the knight and his horses.
Anatomical Wonders and Spiritual Symbolism
One of the wonders of horses that many may not know is their anatomical proximity to the human body. The structure of their bones and muscles bears striking similarities to the human body, which is surprising about the design of these organisms.
On the spiritual level, horses carry profound meanings. It is a symbol of freedom and initiation, as the wild horse scene embodies the highest meaning of freedom from restrictions. It is also a symbol of spiritual power and authority, a person who possesses and controls a strong horse is often seen as possessing inner power and moral authority. Horses, in this perspective, lead us to reflect on God’s creation and His great power.
Amazing facts about horses
Sleep:
Horses can sleep standing thanks to the "stability mechanism" in their legs, but they also need to lie down for deep REM sleep.
Eyes:
Horses have the largest eyes of all land mammals, giving them a very wide field of view (approximately 350 degrees).
Contact:
Horses communicate with each other and with humans through a complex range of body language, including movements of the ears, eyes, and tail, as well as sounds such as silt and snares.
Enemy:
Horses can reach speeds of more than 70 kilometers per hour in the short enemy.
Types:
There are over 300 different breeds of horses around the world, each with their own unique characteristics and areas of use.
Horses, This precious, powerful and almighty being deserves to be cherished, loved and thought about in his creation. It is a pleasure for the soul, soul, and body for those who love and are passionate about it. It is a never-ending journey of discovery and appreciation for this great creature that has made its timeless mark on human history and consciousness.
Marwa Al Maghribi
Veterinary Medicine Cairo University
Expert in horse and pet medicine.
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