Dreams..

[Julkimi]

I've been having dreams all this week. And I vaguely remember them. What does that mean? I don't remember the last time I had a dream but this week long I've been having dreams after dreams, sad, happy, funny dreams. What does this mean?

[Lillaahiya]

We dream every night, several times a night actually. Whether you recall them in the morning is another story.

[Malachite]

Psychologically, it could mean anything, very little, or nothing. I don't think dream interpretation is taken at all seriously these days

you're lucky to remember your dreams so well,i have some bad dreams but forget most of it in the morning,like the other morning all I could remember when woke up was that i kept on trying to do something very hard but failed,over and over,again and again

[LobsterUnit]

The other night I dreamt of being tortured by some people. They were about to me throw me off a plank of wood, then I started to cry and recite wasamaidatilburuj up to the first few ayats. I think there might have been fire underneath the planks.Lets just say, the quran in my room is gathering dust and ive missed a lot of salahs lately.strange.strangely, one of the people who was being tortured alongside me is someone who I have not seen in 8 years.he used to lead the salah in an establishment and had could recite quran very well. Even more strangely, this entire surah is about a young boy who was tortured.I also googled and found that the prophet muhammad is said to have said reading this surah gives on protection during sleep. Strange.

[Adali]

My dreams are about sex, I blame late night telephone chats.

[EvolSyawla]

^ lol

Baasto, Thats a crazy dream. Dreams where I am, or attempting, to read surahs always wake me with a chill, Subhanallah. I wonder what it means?


I once had a reoccuring dream where I was in a plane that was falling, and I kept trying to say the shahaada, two nights in a row...I was stuttering trying to get it out (knowing I was about to die, so I was trying to say it)" Ash'haaa...Ash'haduaa".

I was actually afraid to go to sleep the third night, so I read a few surahs and prayed 2 rakat before bed. Third night I was back in the falling plane, but finally able to get the shahada out, but I didn't die, the plane landed safely.

I was quite petrified and humbled by the experience. AllahuAkbar.