Islamic Dream Interpretation and Ruqyah
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A woman in her thirties—married but abandoned for five years—was seen in a dream by her friend wearing an unusual amount of gold. Not only was she adorned with it, but even her shoes were made of gold, an image striking in its intensity and excess. In Islamic dream interpretation, gold is not always a... Continue Reading →
In Islamic dream interpretation, the olive symbolizes blessing (barakah). This blessing may appear in one’s possessions, family, health, wealth, or children — depending on the dream’s context. The olive may also represent anything solid and blessed, such as the Kaʿbah, the Black Stone, the Station of Abraham, the Holy Qur’an, or mosques in general. It... Continue Reading →
The mountain in a dream may symbolize the dwellings of the martyrs in Paradise, especially if it appears slippery, or if the dreamer sees himself sliding down from it. This is based on the authentic hadith where the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) interpreted the dream of ʿAbdullāh ibn Salām (may Allah be... Continue Reading →
Pure water in dreams symbolizes life and all living beings — humans, animals, and plants. It may also refer to the creation of man, fertility, or semen, as well as to marriage and procreation. As Allah Almighty says: “And We made from water every living thing.” (Qur’an, Al-Anbiya 21:30)and also:“And it is He who has... Continue Reading →
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 →
39. What Is Envy? What Are Its Causes and Ruling in Islam? Envy (ḥasad) is a feeling of hatred toward someone because of a blessing that Allah has granted them but denied to the envier. One of its signs is that the envious person feels distress and pain when he sees others blessed by Allah,... Continue Reading →
In Islamic dream interpretation, some dreams can symbolize sins, moral corruption, or divine warnings. These dreams are not always literal but often carry a spiritual message calling the believer to repentance and self-correction. 1. Seeing Oneself Committing a Sin If a person dreams of committing a sin that he actually does in real life, it... Continue Reading →
In Islamic dream interpretation, honey carries deep and beautiful meanings. It symbolizes Islam, faith, righteous deeds, and divine guidance. Below are the most important interpretations mentioned by classical scholars and supported by authentic traditions: 1. Symbol of Islam, Faith, and Righteous Deeds Honey in a dream represents Islam, faith, and good deeds performed sincerely for... 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 →
Introduction Have you ever heard that the evil eye could cause a person to be affected by jinn or even possession? Many Muslims think that only magic brings the jinn, but the truth is that the evil eye and envy can sometimes be more dangerous than magic. In this article, we will uncover the connection... Continue Reading →
Islamic Dream Interpretation and Ruqyah 