Re: Is it bad luck to get married on the same day as your siblings?
^Lippy…read the above highlighted comment that you wrote. It’s from your post. According to this comment of yours, you are basically saying that Allah controls our destiny. If that is truly your imaan…then there should be no room for the idea of “bad luck” and other “superstitions.” People die when they’re destined to die. And when you say that someone died because three people got married on the same day…that’s like saying that those three people have “control” over that guy’s life…that those three weddings determine the qismat of the guy that was shot. Does that make sense to you?
Think about all the superstitions out there. Black cat passes by you…bad luck. Break a mirror…bad luck. Milk boils over…bad luck. Why would one superstition have greater consequence than another? And how come the consequences are not the same? Look at Rabzz’s example. How come in Rabzzz’s story…one sister’s husband left her for another woman. And in your example one sister became a widow? Why are the consequences different? Shouldn’t the girl in Rabzz’s story also have become a widow? Why should one person lose their life…and the other person just runs off with another woman…due to the same superstition (siblings getting married on the same day). Does it make sense?