“Blood Moon in Islam: Sign of Allah or Superstition?”

Moon (total lunar eclipse) has always captured human imagination. Many see it as a mystery, some as a bad omen, and others tie it to ancient superstitions. But what does Islam actually teach us about the Blood Moon?

In this video from Meditation and Murākabah, we reflect on:
The worldly/astronomical meaning of the Blood Moon 🌍
The Qur’an and Hadith perspective 🌙
The history of superstitions and Shayṭān’s role in creating fear
Why some Muslims still fall into these beliefs ⚠️

The real message for believers during such events: prayer, charity, repentance, and remembrance of Allah 💫
📖 Qur’an Reference: Surah Yunus (10:5) reminds us that the moon is a sign for reflection, not a source of fear.
📖 Hadith Reference: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:

“The sun and the moon are two signs of Allah; they do not eclipse because of the death or life of anyone. When you see them, pray and give charity.” (Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim)

This upcoming Blood Moon on September 7–8, 2025 will be visible across Asia, Australia, Africa, and parts of Europe. As the world watches, let us remember that these are not omens of doom but reminders of Allah’s Magnificence and Mercy.

✨ The Blood Moon carries no hidden message — the true message is in our response. And the best response is faith, humility, and turning back to Allah.

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