Praying by Reciting Poetry, in a Foreign Language, orFacing Towards a Direction Other than the Qiblah
Covered by 1 scholar · Sacred & Islamic
Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
A man said: I dreamt that I was praying by reciting poetry. He said tohim: You tried to draw close to prominent people by reciting poetry butthey did not accept you. Another man said: I dreamt that I was prayingin a foreign language. He said: You will become a translator or you willstand before a prominent man and say something other than what isrequired of you. Praying facing towards a direction other than the Qiblah is indicativeof corruption in one's religious commitment. A man said: I dreamt thatI was praying facing towards a direction other than the Qiblah. He saidto him: You will change your religion to that of people who pray facingin that direction. In my view, when a person prays facing a direction other than theQiblah (in a dream), if he has a need from a man who is living in thatdirection or he wants to buy property there, if his prayer was complete,this indicates that he will achieve that.
Saw praying by reciting poetry, in a foreign language, orfacing towards a direction other than the qiblah in your dream?
Manam will read your full dream — not just the symbol — and synthesize what the scholars say in the context of everything else that happened.