Many people talk about the mistakes of dream interpreters, but few mention the mistakes dreamers themselves make when asking for an interpretation.These mistakes can put interpreters in difficult situations and lead to inaccurate results. Based on years of experience in dream interpretation, here are the most common errors dreamers fall into – and how to... Continue Reading →
A Dream of Breastfeeding and Bathing a Baby — What It Means for an Unmarried Woman?
Dream:I saw myself embracing my child, whose name was Nāṣir, and I felt an overwhelming sense of happiness and contentment. Then I tried to express milk from my breast and saw it coming out. I was happily bathing him, and my mother was preparing milk for him because he was crying. (I am an 18-year-old... Continue Reading →
The Importance of Ruqyah in Our Time: A Forgotten Sunnah for a Wounded Ummah
In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate. Many people today are silently suffering — from anxiety, unexplained illnesses, negative energy, disturbing dreams, or even constant failure in life. In many cases, medical tests show no clear cause… but the pain is real. This is not just psychology. Sometimes, the cause is... Continue Reading →
A Common Mistake in Ruqyah—and What the Sunnah Teaches Us Instead (Tawassul Explained)
One of the most critical mistakes some Muslim spiritual healers (Raqis) make during Ruqyah (Islamic spiritual treatment) is neglecting to sincerely praise Allah, glorify Him, and humbly supplicate using all the correct Islamic methods of du‘a and Tawassul (see the Islamic Sunni explanation of this term below). Every prayer (du'a) for healing should be grounded... Continue Reading →
10 Essential Etiquettes for Islamic Ruqyah: A Guide for Healers and Patients Dealing with Spiritual Ailments
Introduction:Islamic Ruqyah is a form of spiritual healing that relies on the recitation of verses from the Qur’an and authentic supplications from the Sunnah to treat conditions such as black magic (sihr), the evil eye (al-‘ayn), and jinn possession (mas). As these spiritual issues become increasingly common, both the healer (raqī) and the patient must... Continue Reading →
Unseen Dangers Explained: Magic, Evil Eye, and Jinn Possession from Islamic Sources – Part 2
Episode 2: The Ruling of Islam on Magic and Its Origins (Part of the series: Unseen Dangers Explained – Magic, Evil Eye, and Jinn Possession) 7. What is the Islamic ruling on magic and magicians? Magic (sihr) is considered an act of disbelief (kufr) in Islam. Allah (ﷻ) says: “But the devils disbelieved, teaching people... Continue Reading →
Is it correct to judge people by dreams?
Question I am Muslim. In some dream I see people whom I know in good appearance, and I see others too in bad appearance. Can we judge people as being good or bad, religious or non-religious by this or that appearance in dreams? Answer Generally, it is not a good idea to judge and treat... Continue Reading →
Is it correct to interpret dreams by the verses of the Quran?
Question We usually read or listen to Muslim dream interpreters saying that they interpret dreams with the verses of the Noble Quran? was it proven correct to interpret dreams with the Quran? Does it have any evidence in the law of Islam? Answer Well, that is a good question, but it is also a big... Continue Reading →
What does it mean dreaming of the ex-husband?
Question : I am a divorced Muslim young woman. I am fairly religious. Although, divorce took place some time ago, and I am not thinking much of my ex-husband, I still dream of him in different good forms, such as smiling at me or having a better shape or nicer face. Do such repeated dreams... Continue Reading →
What could be the content of a dream?
There are many things that a dreamer could experience in a dream, which could be categorized as follows: 1. Views: That could be: - a moving scene (walking, flying, talking...etc.) whether the dreamer participate in it (by saying or doing) or not (as if just watching something). - A non-moving view (a mountain, sun, moon...etc.).... Continue Reading →