My friend A, gave birth to a baby 2 days back. When I was talking to my friend B this morning, gave her the news and told her that I will visit A this evening, she strictly told me not to sit in her bed as I’m pregnant. I just didn’t like the idea and I told her that I don’t believe in such myths/superstition.
She said, I just told you what I knew… what you do is your choice.
I visited friend A today & I really didn’t care about it. I sat on the same bed too & alhamdulillah everything is ok.
Now just for general discussion, how many of you believe in such superstitions.. do you think its right to think that way???
I don’t see any logic in this but then there is none in any or at least most of these superstitions. One need to have a firm belief in Allah and then these superstitions will hold no value :).
My cousin’s bhabi became pregnant several months ago. The pregnant bhabi attended an even at a relative’s home with her saas. At this home, there was a woman who had miscarried…and she came into contact with pregnant bhabi. The bhabi miscarried at later point and her saas had said how she experienced this strange feeling when bhabi had met the woman who had miscarried earlier…because supposedly there’s some superstition regarding that. It’s just one of many of a string of superstitions and illogical thinking that I’ve heard.
these are all Hindu traditions and superstitions. you did the right thing, Queenie. we must NOT even entertain such nonsensical statements. it’s a sin to consider someone an evil or bad omen. it’s totally against the spirit of Islam.
may Allah protect us all from such superstitions which are sin if acted upon.
Yeah. Illogical but logon k kiya kehne. Indeed i think its all bakwas…but even if for a moment i think about it, i dont get how a normally delivered healthy baby’s mom can effect anyone. Its quite pathetic to think that way… cmon…
Weird. Two of my friends were pregnant at the same time as I miscarried. They came to see me, sat with me etc and have healthy babies mA. Just superstition. What is meant to happen will happen.
I was told to stay away from “iron” (any instrument/knife/scissors) on a day in pregnancy because it was a solar eclipse that day. I was even strictly told to not to step out of the house warna baby ki body pe koi nishaan aa jayega
Interestingly, My son had this huge pink subcutaneous scar on his head that we found out when we shaved the head :halo: and people there got better in their belief of going out in eclipse.
still laughing.