What does the candlestick stand for in Islam?

Candlesticks have little to do with Islam and much to do with Judaism. Generally, seven candlesticks represent God's creation of the world in seven days, bringing light and comfort to the suffering Jews, and also symbolizing the hope of reconciliation and restoration, which is the hope and confidence of the Jews. Another candlestick is nine candlesticks to celebrate the Jewish Hanukkah and the victory of Jews against foreign rule under the leadership of Macabies. Representing the revival of the Jewish nation, the symbol of Islam is the new moon. According to the teachings of Islam, it is not allowed to depict specific material forms.