Safar Ka Mahina Manhoos Hy Ya Nahi ||Arab K Logo Ne Is Mahine Ko Manhos Ku Kaha ||Or  Is ki Haqeeqat

Is The Month Of Safar, The Month Of Bad-Omen

Safar Ka Mahina Manhoos Hy Ya Nahi :

Safar sal k 2 month h jis ka meaning empty #khali hona h arab k log is month me apne ghr ko khali kar jang #war k liye jaya karte thejis ki vajha se ghr veran ho jate arab k logo people ne apni galti sudharne k bejay is month ko he #manhoos #wretched kah diya lakinassal me is #month me #jin vagyra ni hote balky logon k galat wrong bate hyn ek or bat jis ko #log #people #manhoos #wretched kahte hyn k #HAZRT_MUHHAMD_SAW

is month me bemar hoy phir is se zada buura month to #rabbiawal ko hona cahiye k is me #HAZRAT_OMAR_FAROOQ oR #NAVASA_RASOOL_IMAM_HUSSSAIN SHAHEED HOY

is lehaz se sab month he manhoos hyn ku k her #month koy na ky azeem hasti shaheed hoy yahi vajha h #HAZRT_MUHHAMD_SAW ne frmaya k allah k hukam k begyr ek insanse dusre ko bemari lagna or parinde#bird se badshugni matlab k aksar log kahte hy k crow ghr k samne bole to ghr me koy mehna ata h aysa ni ye sab allah k kam hyallah cahy jo marzi kar sakta is liye #safar ka #month manhoos (wretched) ni hasti

The people in the pre-Islamic days used to believe the month of Safar up to the 13th day to be inauspicious. Some of them called this month a snake which lives in the stomach of a human being and when hungry bits the person. Some used to say the month of Safar is a worm which originates in the liver and ribs because of which the person’s colour becomes yellow- more like a situation known today as Jaundice. But with the advent of Islam, all such sayings were rejected.

A hadith is narrated by Hazrat Jabir (may Allah be pleased with him) who has said that “I have heard the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) saying, the descending of illness and evil superstition befalling in the month of Safar is untrue”.

Muslims should not fell into any misconceptions about the month of Safar; which have no foundations on truth. All months and days are from God Almighty and therefore the people should not take any days or months as bad-omens. God Almighty says,

“Indeed the number of months before Allah is twelve – in the Book of Allah – since the day He created the heavens and the earth, of which four are sacred; this the straight religion; so do not wrong yourselves in those months” (9:36)

“Whatever good reaches you, O listeners, is from Allah, and whatever ill reaches you is from yourselves; and We have sent you as a Noble Messenger towards all mankind; and Allah is Sufficient, as a Witness.” (4:79)

This is clear from these verses that the day and night is from God Almighty and therefore considering any time, hour, day, month or  year to be bad-omen is a misconception and a sin.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) is reported to have said, “No ‘adwaa [i.e. transmission of infectious disease without the permission of Allah], no tiyarah [i.e. superstitious belief in bird omens], no haamah [that refers to a Jaahili Arab tradition described variously as: a worm that infests the grave of a murder victim until he is avenged; an owl; or the bones of a dead person turned into a bird that could fly], and no Safar [the month of Safar was regarded as “unlucky” in the Jaahiliyyah].” (Sahih al-Bukhari, 5757, and Sahih Muslim, 2220)

Shah Abdul Haque Muhaddis Dehlvi says in the commentary of this hadith, “the common people consider this month (Safar) to be the month of calamities and disasters. This is wrong belief. It has nothing to do with reality.” (Ashiatul Lam’aat, vol. 3, 664)

Therefore it is hypothetical to believe that the Safar is the month of calamities and bad-omens. The month of Safar is like other months. If a person does good deed, remembers God Almighty, refrains from sins, then this month is surely good for him. And if a person does bad deeds, commits injustice and oppression, then surely his acts are enough for his destruction. It would be wrong to make the month of Safar responsible for his misdeeds.