No, believing in angel numbers is considered haram (forbidden) in Islam, as it contradicts the concept of tawheed (the oneness of God).
According to the provided reference:
Just as it is haraam to believe in angel number because it is purely against tawheed, so it is not permissible to wear necklace or any ornament of angel number because it is also a source of mischief of belief.
This statement indicates that:
- Believing in the significance or power of angel numbers is haraam.
- Wearing jewelry or ornaments associated with angel numbers is also impermissible because it reinforces this incorrect belief.
In summary, Islam emphasizes reliance on Allah (God) alone and discourages beliefs in omens, superstitions, or assigning significance to numbers in a way that suggests they have inherent power or influence independent of God's will. Therefore, the concept of angel numbers, which attributes specific meanings and guidance to numerical sequences, is deemed incompatible with Islamic teachings.
