Muslim dream book in alphabetical order

Islamic dream book

People spend a considerable part of their earthly life sleeping. At this time, most of us experience dreams that do not depend on human consciousness. For this reason, we don't always see what we want.

Do you not see how your Lord spreads a shadow? If He wanted, He would make it motionless. Then We make the sun its guide and gradually compress it towards Us. It is He who made the night a covering for you, sleep a rest, and the day a revival (25:47)

All dreams can be divided into three types:

from the Almighty - these are favorable dreams, after which a person wakes up in a good mood. If you dreamed of them, the believer should thank the Lord of the worlds for this. His Messenger (s.g.v.) o (Bukhari, Muslim);
from Shaitan - these are bad dreams, nightmares. Having awakened after them, a Muslim must ask his Creator for help against the instigations of the shaitan. The continuation of the above-mentioned hadith says: “If he sees something negative, then let him call for the protection of Allah and not report this dream to anyone, in which case it will not harm him.” In another narration cited by Imam Muslim, the following advice is also given: “... let him spit to the left three times and turn over to the other side.” The following hadith, which is contained in the collections of Imam Bukhari, recommends that a Muslim who sees something bad in a dream should get up and pray. Regarding the prohibition of telling others about a bad dream, the narration from Tirmidhi states that it is permissible to share it with a very close person or a scientist. This is explained by the fact that a loved one will help and morally support, and the alim will be able to interpret it;
neutral - characterize a person’s thoughts, his aspirations and desires, but at the same time they cannot be called either good or bad.

Prophetic dreams

Some dreams can carry certain information about the past, present and even future. The mercy of the worlds Muhammad (s.g.w.) called them “one of the 46 parts of prophecy” (Bukhari). Moreover, as the Day of Judgment approaches, the number of prophetic dreams will increase.

According to hadiths, people who adhere to sincerity in everything dream about them more often. The Prophet (s.a.w.) said: “Prophetic dreams are often seen by those who are truthful in their statements” (Muslim). In addition, prediction dreams are most likely to occur in the last third of the night. Also, according to theologians, the chances of seeing a prophetic dream increase for those who fall asleep in a state of ritual purity, read the Koran before, eat exclusively halal food and do not commit serious sins.

At all times, Islamic scholars have paid special attention to the interpretation of dreams, since they can contain a message that is important for a particular person. The main emphasis in revealing the meaning of dreams was on the provisions of the Koran and the Noble Sunnah, but other sources were also used.

The Islam.Global website contains interpretations of a wide variety of dreams. For ease of use, all objects, phenomena and creatures that Muslims may dream about are placed in alphabetical order.

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

other dream books

Dreams in Islam

If we follow what is said in reliable hadiths transmitted in such authoritative Muslim collections as the collections of Bukhari and Muslim, then regarding dreams the Sunnah has a certain position according to which:

dreams are part of the prophecy, and the words of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ are quoted verbatim: “ Prophetic dreams are one forty-sixth part of the prophecy ”;
with their help, Revelations were transmitted to the prophets;
the extent to which a dream brings true revelation depends on how sincere the person who went to bed and saw them is, and therefore only those people who are sincere in their words can see truly truthful dreams;
dreams will become prophetic closer to the end of time, and as proof of this, the words of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ are cited that this will happen due to the fact that the prophecy, as well as its effect, will be forgotten over time, and for believers dreams will represent a kind of compensation , and good news will be sent down for them, and with this news there will be Muslims who will see them and talk about them, becoming even more steadfast and patient in their faith. The same applies to the miracles that happened after the Sahaba - no miracles happened in their times, because there was no need for them, because the faith of the people was strong and persistent. But after the Sahaba came people who were weaker in their faith and therefore they needed miracles.

Types of dreams

Dreams are divided into three types, including:

Rahmani, that is, dreams from Allah Almighty;
Shaitani, that is, dreams from Shaitan;
Nafsani, that is, dreams that the subconscious sends us.

According to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, dreams from the devils lead the person who sees them into disorder. And dreams from one’s soul are dreams that come from a person’s thoughts: what he thinks about before going to bed or what he encounters in his daily life, he will see in his dream.

Dreams and the religion of Islam

The Prophet Muhammad, a preacher and a central figure in the development of the Islamic religion, claimed that in dreams Allah takes souls whenever He wishes and also returns them at His greatest desire. A prophetic dream is a revelation of Allah in human consciousness.

True Muslims, more often than others, mere mortals, are able to see prophetic dreams. This is also explained in the Holy Scripture - the Koran. The closer humanity comes to the onset of the Day of Judgment, the more truthful the dreams of the faithful of Islam will become.

Other interpretations

Often dreams have opposite interpretations. For example:

Crying is a sign of joy. And if crying is accompanied by some kind of plaintive sound, it means trouble.
Laughing in a dream means sadness. Just smiling brings prosperity.
Nuts portend wealth, crackling from nuts - to conflicts.

Interpretation according to proper names

Rashid - truth and prudence.
Salim - well-being and security.
Said is happiness.
Nafi - benefit.
Ukbat is a successful result.
Rafi - excellence.
Ahmad - glorification.
Salih - piety, righteousness.

How to interpret by proper names? If a sick person dreams of a person named Salim (prosperity), it means that he will soon recover.

According to the Prophet, daytime dreams are more truthful than nighttime dreams , since the Almighty sent him visions during the day.

Always remember the main thing: dreams come true exactly as they are interpreted . It is better to refrain from interpretation than to invite misfortune upon yourself.

UnknownJanuary 4, 2014, 10:38 am

Asslamu Alaikum.
I saw Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in a dream. He stood and held in his arms a baby wrapped in a white diaper. People surrounded him in a semicircle on both sides. He was dressed in a white galabaya and smiled. I stood opposite him. He seemed to be addressing me and everyone in general, but besides me there were very few people next to me. He said that the one whom all Muslims are waiting for and who will continue his (Muhammad (pbuh)) work in this world has already been born and this is him. With these words, he handed me the baby he was holding in his arms, and then handed him over to some married couple. The Kefrians came to his words and shot an arrow at the Prophet (pbuh). The arrow pierced his chest, but he did not fall. The Kefrs were glad that they had killed Muhammad (pbuh) and went home joyfully. It must be said that it was some kind of Arab village, similar to the old villages of the last or the century before last. When the kefrs left, I was very upset. The Prophet (pbuh) took an arrow from his chest and broke it in half with both hands. The arrow was wooden. I was surprised and asked: “How can this be, Messenger of Allah, because they killed you with an arrow, I saw how it pierced your chest.” To which Mohamed (pbuh) answered me: “Of course I am alive, how can someone do something that Allah does not want or interfere with what Allah wants? Allah wants me to be alive." I was very happy and agreed with his words. Then he went to pray Sala Al-Fezr in the mosque and I followed him. I saw his feet and slippers, how he walked along the road, every step he took. The road is not asphalted, like they used to be in Arab villages, not sand or black soil. I really wanted him to go faster, because... I was afraid that the kufrs would notice him and try to kill him again, but he walked neither quickly nor slowly, with a confident, very orderly step. In the dream, I was sure that the mosque was safe. When we approached the mosque, he took off his slippers without bending down, stepped over the curb (there are curbs in the mosque that indicate that you cannot walk further in shoes) and entered the mosque. I repeated after him. Then we climbed the steps to the roof of the mosque. There a man spoke the adhan (called people to prayer), but his voice was weak and he himself was weak, although he tried very hard. Mohammed (pbuh) moved him away with his hand, very carefully and began to proclaim the adhan himself in a very beautiful and loud voice. After each sentence, he turned to me and translated the meaning of what was said into Russian. (By the way, this is how I actually learned the translation of the adhan; I didn’t know it before). The Kefris, hearing the voice of the Prophet (pbuh), were very surprised and fell into horror, they ran out of their houses and froze in fear. This is where I woke up. ReplyDelete

Dream actions

Dreams can be divided into three categories according to the effect they have:

true dreams that righteous people or prophets can see, and the one who saw follows the interpretation of the dream. They can be seen not only by prophets or righteous people, but also by other people, but this is in rare cases. A similar example is the case when an unfaithful king saw a dream of truth, which was interpreted by the prophet Yusuf. True dreams are realized in life.
Mixed dreams that contain some kind of warning. Such dreams are divided into: dreams as a result of the games of Satan, which are dreamed with the aim of upsetting the one who sees them, causing his fear;
a dream in which angels come to people, but tell them about something that is forbidden or makes no sense.

Dreams in which people can see what will happen to them in their life, or what they would really like, and such dreams are very realistic, and also a person can see some events that happen to him often in real life and influences his mood.