The superstition surrounding Friday the 13th can be traced back to the Last Supper, where 13 guests were associated with Jesus and death.
Historically, fear of the number 13 has widespread roots, including the belief that having 13 people at a table invites bad luck.
The phenomenon of Friday the 13th reflects complex cultural beliefs about numbers, with different cultures fearing different numbers, like Tuesday the 13th in Spain.
Some cultures, like in Italy, view 17 as unlucky due to its association with the Latin phrase for death, showcasing diverse superstitions.
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