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Rational Thinking vs Superstition
Saying “dastur” before pouring hot water or urinating outdoors warns jinn to leave and prevents their anger
Never eat while looking in a mirror, or your face will become crooked
The number 13 is both lucky and unlucky, depending on who you ask
Chrysanthemums are associated with death and are only used for graves
Stepping in dog poop with your left foot brings luck; with your right, it brings bad luck
Placing a baguette upside down on the table invites poverty and hunger
Gifting in sets of four is taboo
Never point at a Buddha statue with your index finger
Avoid breaking things or crying on New Year’s Day, as it brings bad luck for the year
Green hats represent infidelity; never gift or wear one
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