Seeing the Creator, may He be Glorified and Exalted, and Seeing the Angels, Prophets & the Siddeeqs and the Righteous Companions in One’s Dreams
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What does seeing the creator, may he be glorified and exalted, and seeing the angels, prophets & the siddeeqs and the righteous companions in one’s dreams mean in a dream in Islam?
al-Qafsi: It should be noted that dreams are parallels or likenesses, as we stated at the beginning of the book, and likenesses cannot occur to anyone unless he has seen the thin g in question or knows its description, so that…
Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
It should be noted that dreams are parallels or likenesses, as we stated at the beginning of the book, and likenesses cannot occur to anyone unless he has seen the thin g in question or knows its description, so that it can form an image in his mind like a reflection in a mirror. Shaykh 'Izz al - Deen ibn 'Abd al - Salaam said concerning the Prophet's words, "Whoever sees me (in a dream) has indeed seen me, for the Shaytaan c annot appear in my form": This is applicable to seeing the Prophets & and others, because their images are not known.
Saw seeing the creator, may he be glorified and exalted, and seeing the angels, prophets & the siddeeqs and the righteous companions in one’s dreams 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.