This document discusses superstitions, both good and bad. It provides examples of common superstitions such as breaking a mirror causing 7 years of bad luck, walking under a ladder bringing bad luck, and a rabbit's foot or horseshoe bringing good luck. The document notes that the major cause of superstitions is a lack of faith in God alone and believing in superstitions is considered a grave sin. It concludes by stating that there is no validity to superstitions and they have no application to modern life.

2. “A wrong concept misleads the
understanding; a wrong deed
degrades the whole man ,and
may eventually demolish the
human structure.”
(ILAMA IQBAL)

4.  “Fear
of what is unknown and mysterious.”
 Belief
that some events bring good or bad
luck.
 "beliefs,
or half-beliefs that lead to
ignorance, fear, or belief in magic."

5. 1.
Good superstitions:

Eyelash
Horseshoe
Itching in hand



6.  Make
a wish.

7. Horseshoe over the door bring good luck and
happiness.

8.  Putting
money in new clothes and itching in
hand bring money.

9.  Black
cat
 Mirror
 No.13

10.  Black
cats crossing your path brings worst
things to you.

11.  Breaking
luck.
of mirrors cause 7 years of bad

12.  Stay
on that day to avoid any misfortune and
bad luck.

13. A
rabbit's foot brings good luck
 If you walk under a ladder, you will have bad
luck
 You can break a bad luck spell by turning
seven times in a clockwise circle
 Garlic protects from evil spirits and vampires
 Our fate is written in the stars
 Heads for good luck tails for bad.
 Crow crows then guests came.ETC……

14.  Major
cause is lack of faith in ALLAH.
 Belief in superstitions is considered to be a
grave act of shirk, or ascribing partners to
Allah, which is the one and only sin that
Allah Almighty will not forgive.
 All things that happen to us, good and
bad, come at a time appointed by Allah as a
means to test who is the best in faith.
 black magic is forbidden, the antidote of it is
allowed even though the latter carries the
possibility of misuse

16.  There
is no such thing as…superstition.
 Superstitions
have no applications in today's
life. So we, should not follow the
superstitions that were passed on to us by
our ancestors.

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