No, superstitions have no basis in Islam and beliving in this can lead to minor shirk.

shiek please i want to know if a muslim can have belief in superstition because some peple belief that when having your bath then your sponge falls to the ground you shouldnt use it because youll carry what youve cleansed(back luck) back to your body or when you open your store the first person you sell to depends on how well u sell for that day.

Superstitions | June 7, 2017 4:04 pm
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I keep on seeing the number 22 a lot in the past 3 months or so. I was born on the 22nd but whenever I check the time it’s normally 22 past the time. I see 22 on walls for example at university and other places. Sorry if it sounds weird but do you think it may have a meaning?
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I’ve heard that after cutting our nails and removing the hair under the arms and the hair below the navel, one should collect them all and bury them, cause it’s said that we all are made from soil thus the hair and nails should be put back to the earth. Also some people here believe that we should bury our hair (i.e.hair on head). Are all these beliefs authentic, sheikh?