[1]رواه المصنّف إلى هنا في الخصال عن محمّد بن الحسن بن أحمد بن الوليد، عن سعد بن عبد اللّه، عن القاسم بن محمّد الأصبهانيّ، عن المنقريّ، عن حفص بن غياث و كان عاميا.ص 266
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Hadith.2390 - Ibrahim ibn Abi Yahya al-Madani narrated from Imam Jafar ibn Muhammad Al-Sadiq (as): "There is no harm in setting out on a journey on the night of Friday."
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Hadith.2391 - Abdullah ibn Sulayman narrated from Imam Abu Ja'far (as): "The Messenger of Allah (swt), peace be upon him and his family, used to travel on Thursdays."
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Hadith.2393 - Some Baghdadis wrote to Imam al-Hassan al-Thani (as) asking about traveling on a Wednesday that does not rotate. Imam (as) replied: "Whoever departs on a Wednesday that does not rotate, in opposition to those who believe in bad omens, will be protected from all harm, healed from every affliction, and Allah (swt), the Exalted, will fulfill his need."
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Hadith.2396 - Muhammad ibn Yahya Al-Khath'ami narrated from him, peace be upon him: "Do not go out on Friday for any need, but if it is Saturday and the sun has risen, then go out for your need."
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Hadith.2397 - Abu Ayyub Al-Khazzaz and Abdullah ibn Sinan asked Abu Abdullah (as) about the saying of Allah (swt), the Exalted: "So when the prayer has been concluded, disperse within the land and seek from the bounty of Allah (swt)." (Surah Al-Jumu'ah 62:10) Imam (as) said: "The prayer refers to the day of Friday, and the dispersal refers to the day of Saturday."
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Hadith.2400 - It is narrated from Abu Ayyub Al-Khazzaz that he said: "We intended to leave, so we went to bid farewell to Abu Abdullah (as). Imam (as) said: 'It seems you are seeking the blessing of Monday.' We said: 'Yes.' Imam (as) said: 'What day is more ominous than Monday? On that day, we lost our Prophet (sw), may Allah (swt) bless him and his family, and revelation ceased to descend upon us. Do not depart on Monday; instead, depart on Tuesday.'"
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Hadith.2401 - It is narrated by Muhammad ibn Humran from his father, from Abu Abdullah (as): "Whoever travels or marries while the moon is in Scorpio will not see goodness."
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Hadith.2402 - It is narrated from Abdul Malik ibn A'yan who said: "I said to Abu Abdullah (as) 'I have been tested with this knowledge (of astrology). When I intend to fulfill a need and observe the rising star, if I see it as unfavorable, I sit and do not proceed. But if I see it as favorable, I proceed with my need.' Imam (as) said to me: 'Do you accomplish it?' I said: 'Yes.' Imam (as) said: 'Burn your books.'"
[2]أي تحكم بأن للنجوم تأثيرا تعلمه أو لذلك الطالع أثرا، أو صنعت في ذلك كتبا.ص 267
[3]أي لا تعتقد بما تظن من ذلك و ان كان للنجوم تأثير ما لكن لا تعلمه أنت و لا أقر انك لانكم لا تحيطون بذلك علما« وَ ما أُوتِيتُمْ مِنَ الْعِلْمِ إِلَّا قَلِيلًا» قال المولى المجلسيّ- رحمه اللّه- اعلم أنّه ورد في الاخبار الكثيرة في الكافي و غيره بأن للنجوم تأثيرا و روى في أخبار كثيرة تهديدات شديدة في تعليمها و تعلّمها و لا أعلم خلافا بين أصحابنا في حرمتها، و الذي يظهر-- من الاخبار أن النهى اما لسدّ باب الاعتقاد فانه يفضى بانّها مستبدّة في التأثير و هي المؤثّرة كما قاله كفرة المنجّمين و هم طائفتان فطائفة لا يقولون بالواجب بالذات بل يقولون انّها الواجب، و طائفة يقولون بهما و هم مشركون، فلما كان هذا العلم يفضى الى هذه الاعتقادات الفاسدة نهى الشارع عن تعلّمها و تعليمها لئلا يفضى إليها، و اما بالنظر الى الموحّدين الذين يقولون بحدوثها و أن لها تأثير السقمونيا و الفلفل و لا شعور لها أو قيل بشعورها و تأثيرها لكنها مسخّرات بتسخير الواجب بالذّات، فالظاهر أن هذا الاعتقاد على سبيل الاجمال لا يضرّ، و اما بالتفصيل الذي يقوله المنجّمون فانّه و هم محض و قول بما لا يعلم لانّه لا يمكن الإحاطة به الا من علّمه اللّه تعالى من الأنبياء و الائمّة صلوات اللّه عليهم أجمعين و لهذا ورد عن الصّادق عليه السلام قال:« انكم تنظرون في شيء كثيره لا يدرك و قليله لا ينفع».ص 267
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Hadith.2403 - It is narrated by Sulaiman ibn Ja'far al-Ja'fari from Abu al-Hasan Imam Musa ibn Jafar Al-Kadhim (as): "Ill omen for a traveler on his journey lies in six things: A croaking crow on his right side, A dog wagging its tail, A howling wolf that howls facing the man, sitting on its tail, howling and then raising and lowering itself three times, A deer crossing from the right to the left, A screeching owl, And an old gray-haired woman exposing herself, or a mutilated she-donkey, meaning one with clipped ears. Whoever feels apprehension in themselves from any of these, let them say: 'I seek refuge with You, my Lord (azj), from the evil that I sense within myself; so protect me from it.' Imam (as) said: 'They will then be protected from it.'"