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Superstitions and Bad Omens
Dear Islamic brothers, whoever believes in superstition or bad omens should rid himself of this illness, as it can lead to destruction. اَلْاَمَان وَالْحَفِیْظ
Let us go on to discuss some of the negative effects associated with this.
Bad-shuguni is the name of an Urdu book published by Maktaba-tul-Madinah. On page 20, some of the negative outcomes that come about from believing in bad omens and superstitions are stated:
* Those who believe in superstitions have weak reliance and trust in Allah.
* It can result in thinking ill of Allah.
* Belief in destiny is undermined and becomes weak.
* The door of Satanic whispers opens.
* Believing in bad omens leads to obsessive superstition, cowardice, fear, narrow-mindedness and a lack of courage.
* A person becomes prone to failure. They are unable to work properly, do things at the wrong time or place, and never gain experience. Someone who believes in ill omens and superstitions will never be able to improve himself.
* If family relations are severed due to believing in these things, disputes arise.
* Those who believe in bad omens consider absolutely everything to be bad luck.
Introduction to the book Bad-shuguni
BOOK TOPIC
- Excellence of sending salat upon the Prophet صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم
- Superstitions and Bad Omens
- Who is unfortunate?
- What is an “omen”?
- Difference between a good and bad omen
- Believing in bad omens is an old custom of the polytheists
- Did not refrain from travelling
- Denial of bad omens
- True misfortune lies in sin
- Short weekly‘itikāf
- Examples of superstitions and false bad omens
- Destructions of Superstitions
- Introduction to the book Bad-shuguni
- 6Causes of superstitions
- Translation Department
- Amir Ahl al-Sunnah’s mother
- Sunnah and etiquettes of salaam
