Your dream,read in the lightof the Sunnah.
Manam reads your dream through four classical scholars of taʿbīr — Ibn Sīrīn, al-Qafsī, Hathurani, and al-Jibali. Drawn together with care, cited by name, and held to the etiquette the Prophet ﷺ taught.
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Ibn Sirin
The classical alphabetical dictionary of the master interpreter among the Tābiʿīn.
Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
Mālikī scholar of the 7th century AH; thematic chapters from the Heavens to the Hereafter.
Hathurani
A concise, sectioned rendering of Ibn Sīrīn — Islamic Book Service, India.
Muhammad al-Jibali
The Sunnah etiquette of dreams: sleep adhkar, their categories, and what to do with each.
“When one of you sees a pleasant dream, let him praise Allah and share it with those he loves. When he sees an unpleasant one, let him seek refuge from its evil and not relate it.”Reported by al-Bukhari and Muslim — the Prophet ﷺ
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