Hadith

Is being born on a certain day a sign of bad luck?

Q: As per Hadith no. 7054 narrated in Sahih Muslim "Allah, the Exalted and Glorious, created the clay on Saturday and He created the mountains on Sunday and He created the trees on Monday and He created the things entailing labor (or hardship/displeasure) on Tuesday and He created light on Wednesday and He caused the animals to spread on Thursday and He created Adam (peace be upon him) after 'Asr on Friday..." (Sahih Muslim)." 

As per this Hadith, on Tuesday things which are hated upon/unliked are created. So I want to ask, if one is born on Monday or Friday, are they considered to be lucky/blessed? Similarly, if a person who is born on Tuesday, is that person unlucky/unblessed or unliked in the sight of Allah who has to go through a hard life? 

Fabricated Hadith regarding the virtue of an Aalim

Q: Someone has mentioned to me that if an aalim passes by a qabrastaan, then the people that are going through difficulties in their graves will get a 40 day break from punishment. The person who told me this, said that this is a hadith. Is this true and is it really a hadith? Is there anything similar to this found anywhere? And what are the true virtues of an aalim?

Practicing on Dhaeef Ahaadith regarding virtuous deeds and actions

Q: Are daif hadeeth virtues of surahs and adhkar 100% guaranteed or one can hope that after doing them Allah will give them and can one just stick to sahih and hasan hadeeth like virtues of surahs baqarah and imran that whoever recites them they will intercede for him and hasan hadeeth like surah mulk. 

There are some daif hadeeth like recitation of certain surahs in night like surah Yaseen, Dukhan, Rahman Waqiah and Hadeed, these three surah recitation anytime during day or night on day of qiyamah he will be called from the people of jannatul firdaus. If these daif hadeeth virtues aren't 100% guaranteed, can I stick to daily recitation of one juz and Musabihaat surahs before sleeping along with Surah Mulk and Surah Sajdah.

Meaning of the hadith “War is deception”

Q: Abu Hurairah and Jabir (may Allah be pleased with them) reported that the Prophet (ﷺ) said, “War is deception.” [Al-Bukhari and Muslim] 

Is it permissible to deliberately spread a false rumour accusing the wife of a prominent political enemy of the Muslims of adultery, with the intention of discrediting him, causing turmoil and distress in his personal life, and thereby hoping to gain a strategic advantage for the Muslims?