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Why is wearing a "Shambhala" bracelet forbidden in Islam?

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"Shamballa" bracelets hold deep significance in Buddhism, symbolizing a mythical kingdom, and these bracelets have become an embodiment of this legend. Some view them as a source of spiritual happiness and personal transformation. A Muslim believes that the unseen world is limited to what is mentioned in the Quran and authentic , and that any other perceptions are superstitions. Therefore, if "Shamballa" bracelets are worn with the belief that they bring happiness or affect one's life, even if one says "by Allah's permission," this is considered minor (polytheism); because adopting means for which there is no evidence, neither religiously nor scientifically, is a forbidden form of shirk. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Whoever wears an amulet has committed shirk."

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