Concept:Fortune telling is totally forbidden in Islam because it involves claiming knowledge of the unseen, which belongs to Allah alone.
Explanation:The Prophet (peace be upon him) declared that the daily prayers of anyone who goes to a fortune-teller and asks him anything will not be accepted for forty days and nights.
This ruling applies even if the person only doubts the truth of what the fortune-teller says.
Going to a fortune-teller suggests uncertainty about whether anyone besides Allah can know the future or the unseen.
That uncertainty amounts to shirk, because Allah says: "And with Him are the keys of the unseen; none knows them except Him" (Quran 6:59).
Allah also says: "None in the heavens and earth knows the unseen except Allah" (Quran 27:65).
So fortune telling is un-Islamic without any exception.
It is forbidden whether the fortune-teller is a Muslim or not, and whether the matter is religious or worldly.
No condition, such as using Islamic scriptures, can make it lawful.
Answer:D. at all times and in all matters