The Leader of the Messengers, Muhammad (Peace be upon him)

If a person dreams that he becomes like the best and noblest of the Messengers, Muhammad (Peace be upon him), or that he accompanies him or puts on some of his garments, he will become famous, his family and friends will be honoured by him, and he will be righteous in religious and worldly terms. If a person dreams that the Prophet (Peace be upon him) turns away from him or reviles him or frowns at him, then the dreamer will face some problems, and he may not be following the right path. The same ruling applies to seeing any of the Prophets &, Siddeeqs, Sahaabah, or Taabi'een (may Allah be pleased with them all) in a dream. If a person dreams that he accompanies one of them or becomes like one of them, or puts on one of their garments, you can tell him what that means on the basis of what happened to them, in a manner that befits him in terms of good and evil. And Allah knows best what is correct. He also said: Seeing the leader of the Messengers (Peace be upon him) and seeing the other Prophets varies according to the situation of the dreamer, because they cannot be seen in a true sense all the time. A dreamer may say: I saw Prophet so-and-so; the interpretation should be based on what he believes. For example, if he says that the Prophet he saw was blind, the interpreter should say: You are following innovation and misguidance, and are blind to the truth, and the like. Seeing a Prophet may indicate different things. For example, a person said: I dreamt that I was carrying the Prophet (Peace be upon him) and he fell from my hands and died. I said to him: You had a Mushaf or a book of Hadeeth and you lost it. He said: Yes. I said: And you neglected your prayer, and you had a son and he travelled. He said: Yes. I said: And you had a lamp which fell and broke. He laughed and said: That's right. That is because the Prophet (Peace be upon him) is called the an illuminating lamp. [Al-Ahzaab 33:46]. And so on.