Alphabetical index of Ibn Sirin's Dream Book
- Car accident
- Bus stop
- Agate
- Stork
- Aquarium
- America
- Apocalypse
- Peanut
- Harp
- Asphalt
- Aura
- Can of milk
- White horse
- Beluga
- White kitten
- Underwear
- Wash linen
- Pregnant daughter
- Pregnancy with twins
- Battle
- Notebook
- Fleas on a cat
- Saucer
- Boxing
- Swamp
- Big fish
- Struggle
- cousin brother
- Former
- Ex-husband
- Be pregnant
- Broom
- Crafting table
- Vineyard
- Virus
- Gallows
- Whiskey
- Vortex
- Cherry
- Vobla
- Water
- Vodka
- whirlpool
- Fight
- Balloon
- Waves on the sea
- Hair falls out
- Hair on one's head
- Body hair
- Black hair
- Resurrection
- Educator
- Elections
- Win the lottery
- Win money
- Marry
- Tooth loss
- Go out
- Dried fish
- Fortune teller
- Germany
- Herpes
- Paint your eyes
- Nits
- Naked husband
- Rake
- Griffin
- Storm
- Grotto
- Breast milk
- Breast
- Georgian
- Sadness
- Geese
- White goose
- Door
- baby girl
- Pregnant girl
- Ex-girlfriend
- Dolphin
- Bundle of money
- Birthday
- Your birthday
- Give money
- count money
- Fake money
- Deputy
- Tree
- Wooden house
- Kids toys
- Agreement
- Earthworms
- Rain
- House
- Abandoned house
- Brownie
- Interrogation
- railway road
- Daughter is pregnant
- Jewelry
- The Dragon
- Perfume
- Toad
- Heat
- Jelly
- Women's boots
- Woman
- Woman naked
- Live worms
- Afterworld
- Get married
- Have sex
- Starry sky
- Green snake
- Mirror
- There are a lot of snakes
- White snake
- Yellow snake
- Green snake
- Meet
- gold chain
- Gold jewelry
- Cinderella
- The zombie apocalypse
- Loose tooth
- Bison
- Teeth are crumbling
- Willow
- Playing cards
- Toys
- Caviar
- Tools
- Musical instruments
- Boar
- Galoshes
- Ditch
- Trap
- Loaf
- Potato
- Swing
- Cough
- Square
- Whale
- Cemetery
- Key
- Books
- Coca Cola
- Sausage
- Well
- They gave me a ring
- Lose the ring
- A ring with a diamond
- Ring with stone
- Commission
- Confectionery
- Canned food
- Horse
- Brown horse
- Feed your baby breast milk
- Braiding a braid
- Gray kitten
- Coffee
- Cat with fleas
- Stealing money
- Beautiful
- Drink red wine
- Bed
- Hook
- Godfather
- Bathe
- Banknotes
- Chicken eggs
- Doe
- Caress
- Ice
- Be in hospital
- Lecture
- Forest
- Fly in a dream
- Linoleum
- Spoon
- Onion
- Moon
- Beloved man
- Mayonnaise
- Raspberries
- Mother
- Tangerines
- Maniac
- Mars
- Monkey
- Matryoshka
- Bear cubs
- Copper
- Dead relatives
- Bag
- Put up
- Lots of snakes
- Corn
- Lightning
- Milk in a can
- Mole
- Bridge
- Motorcyclist
- Husband died
- Garbage
- fly agaric
- Wash your hair
- Wash floors
- Wash the dishes
- There are a lot of mice
- Tombstone
- put on
- Find the ring
- Drugs
- Unknown girl
- Laptop
- Liked person
- Hugging with a man
- Ravine
- Garden
- Classmate
- Dandelion
- Riot police
- To miss the train
- Tooth chipped
- Open coffin
- Low tide
- Funeral service
- Waiter
- Security guard
- Flood
- Falling plane
- Spider
- Cakes
- Drinking wine
- Drink cognac
- Drink red wine
- Swimming
- White dress
- White wedding dress
- A black dress
- Mold
- Mold on bread
- Fake
- Foundling
- Clean up
- Donuts
- Parrot
- Threshold
- Wash dishes
- Transformation
- Surf
- Prosecutor
- Get wet
- Weeding
- Wake up
- Putin
- Pumpkin
- Rainbow
- Broken phone
- Walkie Talkie
- River
- Repair
- Paint
- Moat
- Motherland
- Relatives
- Socket
- Wolverine
- Dried fish
- The fish is dead
- To plant flowers
- Saxophone
- Beauty saloon
- Somersault
- White wedding dress
- Someone else's wedding
- Cricket
- Yourself in the mirror
- Yourself in a wedding dress
- Yourself beautiful
- Grey hair
- Cousin
- Strong wind
- Snow
- Snapshot (photo)
- Dog with fleas
- The dog wants to bite
- Cut your own hair
- Heat the bathhouse
- Tornado
- Toilet
- Run away
- Run away from the bear
- Cleaning
- Dismissal
- Car theft
- Dead friend
- Walk barefoot
- Walk on water
- Fridge
- Yellow flowers
- Chickens
- Man in a coffin
- The person you like
- Black earth
- Black snake
- Crap
- Garlic
- Pure water
- Scarf
- Electric train
- Apples are green
- Collect apples
- Broken eggs
- Eggs raw
- Lizard
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What to do if you have a favorable or unfavorable dream
If you happen to see a sign from Allah or an instruction from the Prophet, do the following:
- Give praise to the Almighty for your sleep.
- Be filled with joyful anticipation of the fulfillment of the sign.
- Tell those who love and appreciate you about what you saw.
- Interpret the dream correctly, because exactly those symbols that you have designated through the dream book will come to life.
If you happen to have a scary dream, do the following:
- Ask Allah in prayer to protect you from evil.
- Ask for protection from Shaitan - three times.
- Spit to the left three times.
- Change your position when falling asleep (turn over to the other side).
- Perform the ritual of Namaz.
- Don't tell anyone about the contents of your dream.
- Don't try to interpret it even for yourself.
If you do the above seven points, the dream will not come true by the will of Allah.
Features of the Great Tafsir of Dreams
Many scientists and researchers have devoted their lives to the study and interpretation of dreams, trying to discern in them something more than just mental images coming from the depths of the subconscious. Just as there are several approaches to dream interpretation, different religious beliefs also have their own approaches to deciphering dreams.
Fact. There are three popular dream interpreters in Muslim culture. Each of them is based on the Koran and Sunnah, but the interpretation of individual images differs. The most famous can be considered: Muslim and Islamic dream books. The third most famous is the dream book of Ibn Sirin.
Like other collections, Ibn Sirin’s dream book divides all dreams into three categories: good, bad and everyday.
- Good dreams are considered a message from Allah to man. In order for them to come true, it is customary to read special prayers and thank the Almighty for this. Conventionally, such dreams can be called prophetic.
- Bad dreams are considered messages from Shaitan. When such dreams occur to a devout Muslim, he also needs to seek help in prayer.
- Everyday dreams are a reflection of real events in the subconscious and it is in them, according to Ibn Sirin’s dream book, that the secrets of the past and the future are contained.
Have good dreams and successful interpretations!
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A person who sees Allah himself in a dream can be sure that his dream is true and good. After all, Shaitan will never be able to take his form. A meeting with the Almighty means that a Muslim lives according to the rules and performs righteous, godly deeds. Allah accepts these benefits and is ready to reward them. A Muslim can be sure that on the Day of Judgment he will have a place in heaven.
If a person dreamed of the Prophet Muhammad or one of the saints, it matters exactly what they looked like. If their faces expressed satisfaction, and they themselves were beautiful and elegant, the Muslim could expect deliverance from sorrows and adversity, victory over enemies, or some other good event. If the saints and prophets appeared darkened and pale, it means that one should prepare for something bad.
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- Dreams about the Resurrection from the Dead, Calculation, Libra, Scrolls, Sirat
- Interpretation of dreams related to Islam
- Interpretation of dreams related to travel, flights...
- Interpretation of dreams related to shaking hands and greetings
- Interpretation of dreams associated with calls to prayer
- Interpretation of dreams related to cleansing
- Interpretation of dreams about Gehenna, may Allah save us from it
- Interpretation of dreams about jinn and shaitans
- Interpretation of dreams about a mosque, mihrab, minaret and dhikr
- About the appearance of angels in dreams, may peace be upon them
- About the voices and cries of animals heard in a dream
- Meeting in dreams with the companions of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
- Dreams associated with Muhammad al-Mustafa (the Chosen One)
- About dreams associated with human illnesses
- Interpretation of dreams related to prayer
- About dreams associated with prophets
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Dreams about the Resurrection from the Dead, Calculation, Libra, Scrolls, Sirat...
Interpretation of dreams related to Islam.
Interpretation of dreams related to travel, flights......
Interpretation of dreams related to shaking hands and greetings.
Interpretation of dreams associated with calls to prayer..
Interpretation of dreams related to cleansing.
Interpretation of dreams about Gehenna, may Allah save us from it.
Interpretation of dreams about a mosque, mihrab, minaret and dhikr.
About the appearance of angels in dreams, may peace be upon them.
About the voices and cries of animals heard in a dream.
Meeting in dreams with the companions of Muhammad.
Dreams associated with Muhammad al-Mustafa (the Chosen One).
About dreams associated with human illnesses.
Interpretation of dreams associated with performing prayer..
About dreams associated with prophets
Interpretation of dreams about marriage and what is connected with it: sexual relations, divorce, jealousy, about male seed, acquiring a slave, adultery, homosexuality, about pimping, likening a woman to a man and a man to a woman
On the explanation of a slave’s vision in a dream of himself in the power of his Lord, the Mighty and Strong
About death, the dead, graves, shrouds...
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Dream symbols from the Islamic dream book
- Apricot
- Agony
- Hell
- Adam
- Azan, call to prayer
- ABC
- Stork
- Ayyub (job)
- Acrobat, gymnast
- Actor
- Shark
- Midwife, midwife
- Allah
- Diamond, diamond
- Barn
- A pineapple
- Angel
- Angels
- Orange, tangerine
- Pharmacy
- Arafat
- Watermelon
- Prisoner
- Asceticism, piety
- Astronomer
- Verses of the Koran
- Butterfly
- Basil (raihan, aromatic plant)
- Eggplant
- Bananas
- Bankruptcy, ruin
- Bath, bath
- Drum
- Ram
- Velvet
- Tower
- Run
- Escape
- Poverty
- Hips
- Madness, insanity
- Whiteness of color, pallor
- Squirrel
- Shore
- Pregnancy, conception
- Alcove
- Mess
- Hitting yourself in the face
- Turquoise
- Battle, battle
- Prosperity, abundance
- Welfare
- Incense, perfume
- Beans, beans
- Wealth
- Rooster fight
- Glass, cup, glass
- Disease
- Swamp
- Pain
- Pain
- Hospital
- Sick
- Beard
- Wart
- Fight, fight
- Barefoot
- Barrel
- Marriage
- Bracelet
- Log
- Razor
- Shaving
- Brows
- Ford
- Throwing, throwing
- Trousers, trousers
- Tambourine, tambourine
- Buffalo
- Bouquet
- Paper
- Paper, parchment
- Wineskin
- Beads, rosary beads
- Bull
- Vase
- Boiled
- Cooking, cooking
- Bucket
- Eyelids
- Broom, broom
- Wreath, crown
- Camel
- camel
- Rope
- Spindle
- Fun
- Spring
- Scales
- Wind
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Umm Abdullah, one of the best women in Basra, told me: “I saw in a dream that I entered a beautiful house, then I entered the garden and saw how beautiful it was, and suddenly I found myself next to a man lying on a golden bed, and around his slave maids with fans in their hands. I was amazed by the beauty of what I saw, when suddenly a man was brought in, and someone asked: “Who is this?” They answered: “This is Marwan al Mahlami.” He walked over to his seat and sat down. And I woke up from my sleep, and at that moment the funeral procession of Marwan al-Makhlami passed by.”
Abdul-Hussein Abdal-Wahhab Ibn Jaafar al-Maidani from Damascus told us, who told him that Ali Ibn Ahmad al-Bazzar told him, who reported that he heard Ibrahim Ibn Ansari al-Mugh1lis tell, who said: “I heard as my father said: “One day after midday prayer, I was left alone in the mosque and put a jug of water in a niche in the mosque so that it would remain cold at the time of breaking the fast. My eyes closed in sleep, and I saw that several black-eyed houris entered the mosque, clapping their hands. I asked one of them: “Whose are you?” She replied: "Sabita al-Bannani." I asked the other one: “And you?” She replied: “Abdar Rahman Ibn Zeid.” He asked the next one: “Whose are you?” She answered: “Atabas.” Another one: “And you?” - “Farcades.” I kept asking until there was only one left. I asked her: “Whose are you?” She replied: “The one who does not cool the water to break the fast.” I told her: “If you are telling the truth, then break the jug.” Then the jug rolled and fell out of the niche. I woke up to the sound of a breaking jug.” Narrated by Abu Said, r.a. Whoever sees Paradise in a dream, but does not see himself entering it, the dream foretells him a good deed or care about his business or good news. This is the dream of a just man who does not offend anyone. And someone said that whoever sees Paradise with his own eyes will receive everything he wants, and his sadness will be dispelled. If he sees that he wants to enter Paradise, but is not allowed in, then he will not be able to perform Hajj and participate in Jihad, despite his desire for this, or he will not be allowed to repent of the sin in which he persists, despite such a desire . If he sees that one of the doors of Paradise is closed in front of him, then one of his parents will die, but if he sees that both doors of Paradise are closed in front of him, then both of his parents will die. But if he sees that all the doors of Paradise are closed in front of him and do not open for him, then this means that his parents are angry with him. And if they see him entering Paradise through any door, then they are happy with him. And if he sees that he has entered there, then he will acquire joy and security in both abodes, from the words of the Almighty: “Enter here in peace and safety!”
If someone sees that he is in Paradise, he will be on the path of Truth and will receive knowledge. If he sees that he has entered Paradise while smiling, he will repeatedly remember the name of Allah. And if he sees that he is sitting under the paradise tree of Tuba, then he will acquire good in both inhabitants, from the words of the Almighty: “...They have good and a good shelter.” If anyone sees that he is in the gardens of Paradise, then he will be granted purity and perfection of faith. And if he sees that he has eaten the fruits of paradise, he will acquire knowledge in proportion to what he has eaten. Also, if he sees that he has drunk the waters of heaven, wine and milk, he will acquire wisdom and knowledge and become rich. If someone sees that he is lying down on a heavenly bed, then this indicates the chastity of his wife and her piety. And if he does not know how he ended up there, then as long as he is alive, his greatness and prosperity in this world will last. And if he dreams that he is not given the fruits of paradise, then this indicates the corruption of his faith, based on the words of the Almighty: “After all, whoever associates partners with Allah, Allah has forbidden Paradise to him.”
If someone dreams that he is picking the fruits of paradise and feeding them to another, then he will be useful to the other with his knowledge, from which he will benefit, but he himself will not benefit. If he sees that he has thrown Paradise into the fire, he will sell the garden and waste the payment for it. If someone dreams that he drank from the paradise river al-Kawsar, then he will gain supremacy and defeat the enemy, according to the words of the Almighty: “Truly We have given you plenty! Pray to your Lord and kill him!”
Whoever sees that he is in one of the palaces of Paradise will gain dominance and marry a beautiful maiden, based on the words of the Almighty: “Black-eyed, hidden in tents.” And if someone dreams that he is copulating with heavenly women or young men who are “circulating” him (her), then he will receive kingdom and prosperity, according to the words of the Almighty: “And the eternal youths will circumambulate them.” If someone sees Ridwan, the guardian of the entrance to Paradise, in a dream, then joy, prosperity and the aroma of life will come to him while he is alive, and he will avoid troubles, according to the words of the Almighty: “...And its guardians will say to them: Peace be with you!” ..."
If someone sees in a dream that angels are coming to him and welcoming him to Paradise, then he will begin some kind of work, thanks to which he will get to Paradise, based on the words of the Almighty: “And angels enter them through all the doors.” And everything will end well for him. And whoever sees himself wandering around Paradise, this is a sign of an increase in his lot and high dignity and importance. And if someone who experiences fear in life sees that he has entered Paradise, he will feel calm, and if he is worried and anxious, then he will get rid of his anxiety, and if he is single, he will get married.
Al-Hasan al-Basri had a dream in which he seemed to be dressed in a woolen robe with holes for a belt in the middle, with shackles on his legs and a honey-colored scarf. He stood on a dunghill, holding a lute in his hands, playing with his fingers on its strings, and looked, turning his face towards the Kaaba. They told Ibn Sirin about this dream, and he gave him the following interpretation: “His woolen shirt speaks of his piety, the holes in it indicate the depth of his faith in the religion of Allah. The honey color of his scarf testifies to his love for the Koran, his desire for interpretation and clarification of the Book among people. As for the shackles, this speaks of the steadfastness of his faith. Being on a dung heap indicates that Allah has thrown the worldly life under his feet. Playing the lute means spreading his wisdom among people. Turning towards the Kaaba indicates that this person is turning to Allah and seeking refuge with him.” A man who sees his shirt torn in a dream will divorce his wife. If a woman sees a man’s shirt on herself, then her life will change for the better and her family will strengthen. Whoever puts on a shirt in a dream will receive good news. Whoever has a lot of shirts in a dream, his dream indicates a large number of good deeds that he has done and for which he will be rewarded in the afterlife.
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