بسم الله الرحمَن الرحيم، الحمد لله رب العالمين ،و الصلاة و السلام على أشرف الخلق و أعز المرسلين سيدنا و جدنا وحبيب قلوبنا أبي القاسم المصطفى محمد وعلى آل بيته الطيبين الطاهرين .و اللعنة الدائمة على أعدائهم أجمعين من الآن الى قيام يوم الدين.


ورد أن في كل شهر يومان فعن أمير المؤمنيين الامام (علـــــي عليه السلام)

كما نقل المحدث الكاشاني،قال:إن في السنة أربعاوعشرون يوما نحسات و

وديات لا يتم الأمر الذي شرع فيها،ولا يعيش الطفل الذي ولد فيهاولا يظفر

الغازي الذي غزا فيها،ولا تنمو الشجرة التي غرست فيها،وفي كل شهر

منها يومان ففي:

المحـرم:الحادي عشر والرابع عشر

وفي صفـــــــر:الأول و العشرين

وفي ربيع الأول:العاشر والعشرين

وفي ربيع ثاني:الأول والحادي عشر

وفي جمادى الأول:الأول والحادي عشر

وفي جمادى الثاني:الأول والحادي عشر

وفي رجـــــــــب:الحادي عشر والثالث عشر

وفي شعبـــــــان:الرابع والعشريـــن

وفي رمضـــــــان:الثالث و العشرين

وفي شـــــــوال:السادس والثامن

وفي ذي القعدة:السادس والعاشر

وفي ذي الحجة:الثامن والعشرين

والحمد لله رب العالمين
ولا تنسونا من صالح دعائكم
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته

Bismillah Ar-Rahman Al-Raheem
Alhamdulilah Rab Al-Alimeen
W sallah w al-salam 3ala ashraf al-khalaq w a3az al-mursileen sayyidana w jadana w habeen qulubana Abi Al-Qassim Al-Mustafa Muhammad and on his Ahul Baitih Al-Taybeen Al-Tahireen and the everlasting la3ana on all their enemies from now till the Day of Judgement.

Al-Kashani has conveyed that Imam Ali Ameer Al-Muimineen has said that :
In a year there are 24 sinister (jinxed, man7oos) days, two every month. On those days, the thing initiated does not happen, the child convieved does not live, the invader does not aquire what he invaded, and the tree planted does not grow. From every month there are two of such days.
Muharram – 11th and 14th
Safar- 1st and 20th
Rabee al-Awal – 10th and 20th
Rabee al-Thani – 1st and 11th
Jamadi al-Awal – 1st and 11th
Jamadi al-Thani – 1st and 11th
Rajab – 11th and 13th
Sha’ban – 4th and 20th
Ramadhan – 3rd and 20th
Shawal – 6th and 8th
Thul Qi’dda – 6th and 10th
Thul Hijjah – 8th and 20th




Alhamdulilah rab Al-Alimeen
Please do not forget us in your duas.
Ws wr wb

what cursed day 1st safar is really, the day which was so tough for Sayyada Zainab s.a and Ahlul Bait , the day when Bibi had to enter court of Yazeed -e-mal300n.

Sisters by the way, i have heard from my elders that 13th safar is also very man7oos day.

May Allah (swt) protect us from the evils of these days.

I haven't heard about 13th Safar. I even checked my calendar now and there was nothing..
Maybe it is, we never know...

Thanks for this sister it's very helpful! Its worth printing out and put near our calendars so we can quickly refer to it when needed.



By the way does anyone know of any dates which are contrary to the effect of these dates and have blessings??

I hope all the sisters and I can can translate arabic to english like you one day Inshallah!

5stars wrote:

Thanks for this sister it's very helpful! Its worth printing out and put near our calendars so we can quickly refer to it when needed.

I have a calendar that has a sign of a scorpion next to the dates, but somehow all the dates don't match

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By the way does anyone know of any dates which are contrary to the effect of these dates and have blessings??

I guess the majority of the dates are blessed ?

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I hope all the sisters and I can can translate arabic to english like you one day Inshallah!

Ameen. Inshallah one day!

5stars wrote:

By the way does anyone know of any dates which are contrary to the effect of these dates and have blessings??

My calendar has a lot of those dates. I'll try to look for a hadith like this one though.

Hajjah wrote:

I have a calendar that has a sign of a scorpion next to the dates, but somehow all the dates don't match

That's odd. These are the dates mentioned in this hadith. There are, however, other dates with precautions like don't travel, give sadaqa to prevent evil, etc.

5stars wrote:

I hope all the sisters and I can can translate arabic to english like you one day Inshallah!

Inshallah ya Rab! I really do wish that for all of you!

Oh sis Kahkashan I know the whole (13 safar) tera tezi is a sub-continent thing. We also give sadqa on this day.

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Rajab – 11th and 13th

Why???? Isn't 13th Rajab the birth of Imam Ali . How can it be manhoos??? Also, 4th shabaan is the birth of the 4th Imam in one riwayat.

Yup, you are right sister Raziqueh, we give lot of sadqa on 13th safar. i wonder on 13th Rajab too, its really a mubarak day!

Shukran for sharing sis Yasmeen, they have a calendar here too :
http://www.ezsoftech.com/islamic/02.asp

Yasmeen wrote:

5stars wrote: By the way does anyone know of any dates which are contrary to the effect of these dates and have blessings?? My calendar has a lot of those dates. I'll try to look for a hadith like this one though.

Oh thank you sister that would be great

Yasmeen wrote:

5stars wrote: I hope all the sisters and I can can translate arabic to english like you one day Inshallah! Inshallah ya Rab! I really do wish that for all of you!

raziqueh wrote:

Why???? Isn't 13th Rajab the birth of Imam Ali . How can it be manhoos??? Also, 4th shabaan is the birth of the 4th Imam in one riwayat.

I thought that too and I was surprised about the 13th of Rajab...

, Thank you sister Yasmeen.
Big question but in what way are these days "bad" ?
For example some days it is not haaraam but just bad and not recommended to eat certain things.

Tuqqah wrote:

Big question but in what way are these days "bad" ? For example some days it is not haaraam but just bad and not recommended to eat certain things.

Good question. I'm sure sister Yasmeen can enlighten us.

The only reference I've heard being made to these days is when people are choosing the days to get married. I know people are advised to avoid these particular days when performing nikah. I've actually even heard of certain times of certain days which are not recommended. I believe these days make reference to the days when the moon is passing through the phase of Scorpio and the reference is made in ahadith as 'qamar dar akrab'. In my calendar, these days are marked with a crescent with a scorpion in the middle

Hajjah wrote:

Tuqqah wrote: Big question but in what way are these days "bad" ? For example some days it is not haaraam but just bad and not recommended to eat certain things. Good question. I'm sure sister Yasmeen can enlighten us. The only reference I've heard being made to these days is when people are choosing the days to get married. I know people are advised to avoid these particular days when performing nikah. I've actually even heard of certain times of certain days which are not recommended. I believe these days make reference to the days when the moon is passing through the phase of Scorpio and the reference is made in ahadith as 'qamar dar akrab'. In my calendar, these days are marked with a crescent with a scorpion in the middle

sister Hajjah for the answer, I have also heard that about the scorpio sign. It's real because ... well ... have seen people get married that time and it turns out .. ugly.

Tuqqah wrote:

sister Hajjah for the answer,

You're welcome, sister.

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I have also heard that about the scorpio sign. It's real because ... well ... have seen people get married that time and it turns out .. ugly.

Oh Really? That's sad. I guess marriage is such an important step in our lives that's why we need to look for the best time to conduct it. After all, in our lives, we don't chose the time of birth or death, so this is the time we get to choose, and we should choose it wisely.