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A noted philosopher, Sir Francis Bacon once said, “The root of all superstition is that man observes when a thing hits but not when it misses.” If you ask anyone who believes in astrology, they will insist that the star they are born under characterizes them perfectly. They do not realize they mould their personality to fit the definition of the star. We think when something positive happens to us, it is not because Allah SWT has willed it but that specific things have helped in gaining success. in summary​

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Man is the architect of his own fate but oftentimes man ascribes this wrongly to stars or feeds fat his superstitious faiths. Bacon rightly observed that man correlate things to suit his purpose or success, not the other way round.