A collection of two hadiths: No bad omen, and bad luck is in three things
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Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you, how do you reconcile the hadith "There is no bad omen" with the statement "Bad luck is in three things: a woman, a mount, and a house"?
Answer:
The topic will come up, if Allah wills, and we hasten to give a brief answer based on what the scholar Ibn al-Qayyim said. Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, creates some evil entities, but one does not take an omen from them, meaning that a person believes that they are the ones who did the evil or brought it into existence. Rather, this is by the divine decree and destiny of Allah. As for this house, this mount, or this woman, they are merely a cause, a cause for evil. Evil may occur from them, or it may not; they are simply a cause.
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you, how do you reconcile the hadith "There is no bad omen" with the statement "Bad luck is in three things: a woman, a mount, and a house"?
Answer:
The topic will come up, if Allah wills, and we hasten to give a brief answer based on what the scholar Ibn al-Qayyim said. Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, creates some evil entities, but one does not take an omen from them, meaning that a person believes that they are the ones who did the evil or brought it into existence. Rather, this is by the divine decree and destiny of Allah. As for this house, this mount, or this woman, they are merely a cause, a cause for evil. Evil may occur from them, or it may not; they are simply a cause.
Source
الجمع بين حديث: "لا طيرة" وحديث: "الشؤم في ثلاثة ..." — alfawzan.live
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