Lucky Number According To Islam, Check Out The Complete Explanation Here

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YOGYAKARTA - In some beliefs, each number has a different meaning and has an influence on human life. There are also lucky numbers, as well as figures that are believed to invite disaster.

For example, in fengsui's trust. Quoted from the book Angka and the Meaning of the writings of Timothy Tirsan, the number 1 is considered as luck that can invite a lot of sustenance. In contrast to the number 3 which is referred to as the number of quarrels because it is believed to often cause fights and disharmony.

In addition, there are many myths regarding the numbers 13 and 4. These figures are believed to have a negative influence in a person's life. That's the reason why many avoid these two numbers.

Next, what is Islam's view of the number of fortunes? Check out the review in the article below.

Basically, Islam opposes all forms of death in society, including numbers. In Islam, there are no lucky numbers or bad luck.

All numbers or numbers, even or odd, are either in Islamic teachings. Unlucky or lucky can also not be determined by a number. If someone is awarded luck, it absolutely comes for the gift of Allah SWT. This is in accordance with the word of Allah Swt:

"So if there is no gift from Allah and His mercy on you, then you are classified as a loss person." (QS. Al-Baqarah: 64)

However, there are some figures that are considered special by Muslims.

Quoted from the book Mystery Number Behind the Qur'an by Mohammad Sondan Arfando, Allah really likes odd numbers. This can be seen from the good names of Allah or Asmaul Husna which consists of 99 names. From Abu Hurairah, Rasulullah said:

And Allah has nineteen-nine names in less than one hundred, whoever calculates it (mehorizing and interpreting it) will enter heaven. He is smart (odd) and likes odd ones. (HR. Bukhari and Muslim)

In another history, from Ali r.a. said, Witir prayers are not required as fardhu prayers, but Rasulullah SAW always works on them and prays, Indeed Allah is a twister (esa/odd) and likes the odd one. (Hadits Hasan narrated by Abu Daud and Turmudzi)

Quoted from the NU Online page, Sheikh Muhammad Syatha Dimyathi in Kifayatul Atqiya wa Minhajul Ashfiya revealed, the number 24 shows the number of hours in one day.

This number is the same as the number of letters on Lafal Labela illallah Muhammad Rasuulullah. Anyone who reads each letter in the sentence, then his sin can be fused for an hour.

Some Muslims believe that five are holy numbers. This is because this number is related to worship and Islamic fiqh. Among them, Muslims are required to pray five times a day, there are five main elements in the pillars of Islam, and there are also five prophets who are given the holy book.

Many think this number contains privileges. Not without reason, the number 40 is often mentioned in the Koran and hadiths. One of them is in the letter Al-Araf verse 142 which means:

"And we have promised Musa after 30 nights have passed (the descent of his brother), and We will perfect that night with 10 more nights, so the time determined by God is perfect for 40 nights..."

That's a review of the number of luck in Islam. Hopefully useful. Visit VOI.id to get other interesting information.