It is Kufr to believe in a fortune teller.

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Islam did not stop at just speaking out against cronies and fraudstersIslam associates with those who go to them because of their superstitious and erroneous ideas, asks and wants to know and believes them to be true, and associates them with them and declares the same fate for both classes of people. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said:

 

The man who went to the astrologer, asked him about something and believed him to be truthful in what he said, for forty days none of his prayers would be accepted. The one who went to Ganakdar and believed him to be true in what he said, disbelieved in the religion revealed to Prophet Muhammad and became a disbeliever.

 

This is because it has been revealed to Muhammad (peace be upon him) that only Allah knows the unseen, Muhammad (peace be upon him) does not know the unseen, but others. The Qur'an says: I do not say that I have the treasures of Allah, I do not know the unseen, nor do I say to you that I am an angel. I follow only that which is revealed to me.When the Muslims learned this from the Qur'an clearly and unequivocally, they still believed that some creatures - humans or jinn - were able to unravel the mysteries of destiny and that they possessed the knowledge of the unseen world, then they were revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Deen-Islam completely denied, to himExpressed disbelief.On the basis of the aforesaid argument, Islam has made it completely forbidden to seek fortune with the help of Pasha.

 

‘Pasha’ here means how many arrows. In the age of ignorance, the Arabs used to try their luck with him, so they used them. On one of them was written, 'I have been instructed by my God'. The second had the words, 'My God forbade me'. The third would have been completely empty. Nothing was written on it. When they wished to travel abroad or to get married, they would go to the idol's house. And that is where these arrows were kept. Now they wanted to know what was written in their destiny. If the first arrow - with the word 'command' written on it - came out, they would move forward. And if the prohibited arrow had come out, they would have refrained from doing the proposed work. And when the empty arrow came out, they would shoot the arrow again and again - so that clear instructions could be found.

 

Although this type of ignorance is not prevalent in our society, there are some similarities with it. Like ‘Raman’ cow, open the book and take the fork. Everything that is done at this stage, such as playing cards or cups, is completely forbidden in Islam.

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