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INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC DREAM MEANINGS & DREAMS INTERPRETATIONS Interpretations of dream..
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 05:58 AM
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 12:23 PM
I am sorry about that but after I posted I realized that many things i wrote wasn't accurate. So had to delete the whole thing just to make sure nothing wrong is spread. I am again sorry for any inconvenience

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Posted 11 January 2012 - 05:19 AM
Ok boss but this is very interesting topic collect more accurate information on it and start new thread i would like to discuss it here on Sparkly-water.
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Posted 11 January 2012 - 04:56 PM
woah.. alright. In sha' Allah i ll try to find some accurate and then post it.

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Posted 11 January 2012 - 07:34 PM
salam I think you made a very wise decision in ending this thread.They make up 1/99 th of prophethood. (Prophet Ibrahim, ismail, yousuf, and Prophet Muhammad had dreams.)
Dreams are very sensitive in nature and therefore they are very open to different interpretation.
For example - whilst crying may suggest forthcoming trouble in one dream in another dream and in another content it may suggest happiness. In the same way, whilst we see laughing as a good thing, in a dream it has the opposite meaning. Again the meaning of a dream changes depending when it was dreamt - i.e the time of year, and the hour in which it was had (closer to the time of prayer suggests it could be an inclination from shaytaan etc. In addition if someone is concerned about something they are more likely to have a dream about it.
Another narration is that angels talk about our future, we hear their speech and what we hear we do not have understanding of so should not try to understand what the meaning behind it is.
If you have a concern about a dream see some one learned about it (no disrespect to the person who started this blog) - Someone who interprets dreams needs to have studied the works of Ibn Sireen and other knowledgable people, Under their guidance and permission should they do it.
And Allah knows best.
Dreams are very sensitive in nature and therefore they are very open to different interpretation.
For example - whilst crying may suggest forthcoming trouble in one dream in another dream and in another content it may suggest happiness. In the same way, whilst we see laughing as a good thing, in a dream it has the opposite meaning. Again the meaning of a dream changes depending when it was dreamt - i.e the time of year, and the hour in which it was had (closer to the time of prayer suggests it could be an inclination from shaytaan etc. In addition if someone is concerned about something they are more likely to have a dream about it.
Another narration is that angels talk about our future, we hear their speech and what we hear we do not have understanding of so should not try to understand what the meaning behind it is.
If you have a concern about a dream see some one learned about it (no disrespect to the person who started this blog) - Someone who interprets dreams needs to have studied the works of Ibn Sireen and other knowledgable people, Under their guidance and permission should they do it.
And Allah knows best.
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Posted 15 January 2012 - 04:57 PM
jazak Allahu khairan, thats why i had to remove it.

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Posted 20 January 2012 - 05:16 AM
are you guys discussing about a topic which wasnt there ..haha ..lol ..just joking..
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 03:31 AM
Interpretation of dreams... I wouldn't want to interpret my dreams personally. I'd rather just pray to Allah to grant me strength to face the forthcoming difficulty, or gratefulness to face the forthcoming happiness. By the way Reza, I don't actually know what your post contained but can get it from your words; you did a great thing deleting them.
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