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Tuesday the 13th is considered an unlucky day; avoid marrying, traveling, or leaving the house on this day
The fossegrim, another water spirit, can teach you to play the fiddle if you offer him a goat
Stepping on black slugs will cause it to rain
Exorcisms (ruqya) are performed to expel jinn or evil spirits believed to cause illness or misfortune
Shooting stars are sometimes believed to be angels throwing meteors at devils (shayatin), and cursing shayatin upon seeing one is common
Entering a place with the right foot brings blessings and good luck; entering with the left is reserved for toilets
An upside-down shoe or slipper brings discomfort and is believed to be disrespectful or unlucky
Black cats crossing your path mean bad luck
Avoid doors facing north, as evil spirits are believed to come from the north
Never give clocks or watches as gifts; it symbolizes bidding farewell to someone on their deathbed
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