Hadrat Shiblî ‘rahmatullâhi ‘alaih’ [247-334, in Baghdâd] states: I studied with four hundred teachers and learned four thousand hadîth-i-sherîfs from them. Of all these hadîths, I chose one and adapted myself to it, leaving the others aside. For I saw that it would suffice for me to attain salvation and eternal happiness and that it embraced all sorts of advice. The hadîth-i sherîf I choose is this: Our Prophet ‘sall-Allâhu alaihi wa sallam’ says to a Sahâbî: “Work for the world as much as (you will need for)the length of time you will spend here! Work for the Hereafter as much as (it will be necessary for)your endless stay there! Obey Allâhu ta’âlâ as well as you need to! Commit sins as much as you will endure (the punishment you will be given for them in)Hell!”

Today, January 20^th. The sun enters in Aquarius and the second month of winter has begun. The sun will remain in this horoscope for 30 days and will be in Pisces as of 19^th February.

Note: Existence of constellations is a scientific reality. But in spite of scientific and technological developments in recent years, currently the majority of human-beings believe superstitions such as fortune-telling by looking at horoscopes, and via birth dates humans are separated into 12 horoscopes and fortune tellers say that human-beings in every constellation have the same nature and character. Unfortunately, today mostly read pages of newspapers are horoscope and fortune-telling pages. These superstitions are not only existence in us, but also are much more widespread in western countries. A Muslim, who believes jurisdiction and destiny, having faith that only Allâhu ta’âlâ knows the unseen and the future, remains far from such kinds of superstitions.