Islamic Dream Interpretation and Ruqyah
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Dream I saw in my dream that it was late at night. I was with my family, walking in the inner garden of the house and talking. Suddenly, a group of men jumped into the house from outside. We became afraid and went inside. The men went to the outer kitchen to look for knives,... Continue Reading →
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No Muslim’s dream is ever devoid of people. One person may see their mother, another sees their spouse, and yet another sees a colleague from work, and so on. However, the question arises: does the presence of these people in a dream represent their actual selves, or are they symbolic? In other words, if someone... Continue Reading →
Chapter One: General Overview Death in dreams can indicate disbelief (kufr). Whoever dies in a dream may symbolize disbelief (may Allah protect us), especially if the person is known for corruption or sinful behavior, as Allah (Glorified) likened disbelievers to the dead in His saying:﴿And the living and the dead are not alike...﴾ [Fatir: 22].... Continue Reading →
First: Meanings of Wine in Dreams Wine as a symbol of Satan and his deceptionAllah says: “Indeed, wine, gambling, [sacrificing on] stone alters [to other than Allah], and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful.” (Al-Mā’idah 5:90) Symbol of sorcery, gambling, idolatrous rituals, and... Continue Reading →
Allah (Exalted be He) says: "And the king said, ‘Indeed, I have seen [in a dream] seven fat cows being eaten by seven lean ones, and seven green ears [of grain] and others dry. O eminent ones, explain to me my vision, if you should interpret visions.’ They said, ‘It is but a mixture of... Continue Reading →
Dreams have always played a significant role in Islamic tradition, serving as a means of spiritual insight and divine guidance. Among the most profound and inspiring dreams are those of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), which provided glad tidings of migration (Hijrah), future victories, and ultimate reward for believers. These dreams not only strengthened... Continue Reading →
The answer is No. While it is true that a sad or distressing dream is often from Satan, whose purpose is to grieve and upset the believer, this is not always the case. There are times when a true dream (ru’ya) may appear sad or frightening on the surface, yet its actual interpretation carries a... Continue Reading →
Crying is one of the most common symbols and events in the world of dreams. The nature of crying in dreams can vary greatly. Sometimes it is intense, sometimes weak; it may occur audibly or silently. In some cases, the feeling of tears is so strong that the dreamer wakes up and finds real tears... Continue Reading →
It is not known precisely who was the first human being to see a dream in his sleep, nor what that dream was. However, since dreaming is a natural experience that every human goes through, it appears likely that Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) was the first to see a dream. This is supported... Continue Reading →
Islamic Dream Interpretation and Ruqyah 