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Описание: Dreams in Islam: A Brief Overview

In Islam, dreams (ru’yā) hold spiritual and psychological significance. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) spoke about dreams on multiple occasions and clarified their types and meanings. According to authentic hadiths, there are three main types of dreams:

True or Good Dreams – These are dreams from Allah. They may carry glad tidings, insight, or symbolic guidance. A believer may see a true dream, and it can come true or contain spiritual lessons.

Dreams from the Self (Nafs) – These reflect one’s own thoughts, experiences, and subconscious processing. They are not considered messages but natural mental activity during sleep.

Disturbing Dreams from Shaytan (Satan) – These are frightening or confusing dreams meant to disturb or distress. The Prophet (PBUH) taught that if a person sees a bad dream, they should spit lightly to their left three times, seek refuge in Allah from Shaytan, and not share the dream with others.

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) also said:

"Nothing is left of prophethood except glad tidings."
When asked what that meant, he replied: "True dreams."
(Sahih al-Bukhari)

Islamic tradition encourages believers to pay attention to true and meaningful dreams but warns against over-interpreting every dream or seeking guidance solely from them. Dream interpretation (ta’bir al-ru’yā) is a recognized science in Islamic history, but it requires knowledge, wisdom, and piety.

Key Etiquette Regarding Dreams in Islam:

Share good dreams only with those you trust.

Do not speak of bad dreams.

Perform wudu and pray if a dream causes distress.

Avoid relying on dreams for major decisions without consulting Islamic guidance.




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