Superstition - not a part of Deen & Quran

Superstition & Bad Luck has no place in Quran, nor does it suits any Muslim to believe in such thing that anyone else can harm then instead Allah. The common supertisions present in our society are

1. Black cat crossing the pat
2. Number 13
3. If the milk boils 
4. If the glass breaks
5. Wearing black color 
6. Twiching eyes
7. Iching in the right palm
8. Shoes position
9. Considering some numbers better
10. Considering some names better
11. Month of Safar

It is commonly believed that bad omens come from external sources which is why man tends to blame either some other person or animal or an object, a day or a month or a number where as Allah Subhana Watala through this Ayah has made it very clear that every man’s omen and bad luck is due to his own misdeeds and wrong doings.

Allah Subhana Watala further says in the Quran,

“What comes to you of good is from Allah , but what comes to you of evil, [O man], is from yourself” (4:79)

Further Reading

http://farhathashmi.wordpress.com/2010/01/20/month-of-safar-bad-omens-and-superstitions/