superstitions or Islamic Teachings?

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are these superstitions or islamic teachings, someone who has good knowledge of islamic teachings and that has commen sense reply please

shouldnt get haircut on tuesday or buy something
or start something new on friday
and other traditins related to days of week
[islamic roots or superstitions?]

dont start something when you sneeze/ start something when you sneeze
[islamic roots or superstitions?]

not crossing paths of black cats?
[islamic roots or superstitions?]

nezur?
[islamic roots or superstitions?]

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Re: superstitions or Islamic Teachings?

Starting something good on Wednesday is sunnat.

Nazar's concept is islamic and the remedy is recitation of Sura' Naas and Falaq

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Re: superstitions or Islamic Teachings?

I got married on a Wednesday.
:chai:

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no wonder u have beautiful married life mash’Allah

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yeah, and some Paki’s I know find that a “bad” day to get married :rolleyes: that, and muharram.

If I remember correctly, noor was created on wednesday… somebody can confirm/ deny that.

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Re: superstitions or Islamic Teachings?

superstitions

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  1. "not crossing paths of black cats?" - nothing but a supersition that has no basis in islam.

  2. nazar is real - Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
    “And verily, those who disbelieve would almost make you slip with their eyes (through hatred)” [al-Qalam 68:51]

Also, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The evil eye is real and if anything were to overtake the divine decree, it would be the evil eye."

  1. Haircut - no idea... i've never heard of it so most likely a supersitition

  2. sneezing - again sounds like a superstition

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i read in a book bout superstitions and even sum explanation of quran too that considering any day of the weak bad or wat we call it in urdu bad shugooni like if sumthing happens and we think that it will bring bad luck to us is shirk

cuz u r not believing in god u think that these things r more powerful than god and they can bring u harm

but u shud have faith in god and think that god is more powerful than anything and anything i do he will make it better for me

all the things u mentioned r superstitions but nazar

and superstitons r considered as shirk

its wat i know

i know other ppl can explain better :)