This time we will discuss the interpretation of dreams in Islam which includes the arguments and correct explanations of dream interpretation..

Explanation

Dreams are what a person sees or experiences while sleeping. Everyone must have dreamed in their sleep, and dreams are usually called flower beds. And in religious terms, in Islam, dreams can also have meaning. That is proven by several prophets, some of them received revelations and instructions from Allah SWT. through dreams. For example: Prophet Ibrahim, whom Allah ordered to slaughter his son (Ismail), that is, Allah conveyed it through the dream of the Prophet Ibrahim.

In (Quran, verse 102) God said:

Therefore, when this child arrived (already old), he might try to be with her, (Ibrahim) said: “Oh, my child! Really I dreamed that I stabbed you. So think what you think! "So (Ismail) answered:” Yes, my father! Do what God commands you to do; God willing, you will find me among the patient people. “

This verse explains that the dream experienced by the Prophet Ibrahim was an order sent to him. And as an obedient servant of God, Prophet Ibrahim also carried out the command given by God through his dream. He killed his son (Prophet Ishmael), but because of his obedience, Allah replaced the son of Prophet Ibrahim, who was slain by a lamb from heaven.

So what is the interpretation of dreams according to Islam??

Interpretation of Dreams in Islam

Dream, which most people think of as a flower bed, sometimes it makes sense. There are several hadiths in Islamic legal sources that discuss the interpretation of dreams. And in ancient times, dreams are also orders, revelation, or guidance given by some prophet in a dream. And the believer's dream is one of 46 prophetic split.

In Islamic dreams there are three types, as the Prophet said, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him in the following words:

The Messenger of God from Abu Huraira Radhiyallahu-Anhu said: “There are three types of dreams: heart whisper, fear of the devil and good news from God” (HR Bukhari)

Dreams that come from the devil

Dreams that come from Satan are nightmares. Satan will always tempt everyone and enter their dreams. Satan plays a role in human dreams, so people often have nightmares, it was done by Satan to annoy people.

Dreams are the pleasing heart of God
Dreams can be significant as good news from God, and this was proven in prophetic times.

From Abi Said, The Prophet said: “Good dreams are part of 46 prophetic part” (HR Bukhari)

Like the Prophet Joseph, According to the Qur'an he dreamed of seeing eleven stars, moon and sun, stretches out in front of him. And, after waking up from a dream, The Prophet Joseph told his father (Prophet Jacob) about his dream, and then the Prophet Jacob interpreted his son's dream that the Prophet Joseph would be famous for being very beautiful and would be God's choice. And the eleven stars he saw were his brothers, the moon is his mother, and the sun is his father. And Prophet Jacob asked Prophet Yusuf not to tell anyone about his dream, including brothers, because they are afraid that they will be jealous of Islam, that, according to Islam, is heart disease. And Prophet Joseph obeyed his father's command.

And even among the many miracles of the prophet, one of them is able to interpret or interpret dreams, and this is a miracle that God gave to Prophet Joseph.

Whispers of the Heart or Dreams

Dreams with heart whispers mean dreams that arise from one's own dreams, or dreams made by those who experience them. For example: someone is thinking about something or has a burden on their head when, before bed, it transports him to his dream, when he sleeps. And the next dream has no meaning other than a flower of sleep.

And in Islam there is a hadith that forbids us to share our dreams with anyone. For example, the story of the Arab Badduev.

Dari Jabir bin Abdilla ke Radhiyallah ‘ankh, he said: An Arab Bedouin went to the Messenger of God and asked: “Oh, Messenger of God, I dreamed that my head was cut off and then rolled down, then I quickly chased him. ” play with yourself in the dream world. “After this incident, I heard the Messenger of God in my sermon say:” Never say that anger plays you in the land of dreams. ”(HR. Muslim)

The Prophet suggested that we forget the dreams that happen to us, because it is better for us. In that story, Rasulullah said:

“If you have a nightmare, You have to spit 3 times to the left and ask God for protection from evil and from the consequences of evil dreams . Then don't tell anyone about your dream, then the dream will not have a bad impact on him. “(HR. Bukhari and Muslim)

So, The interpretation of dreams in Islam does not really need to be trusted, because it doesn't mean anything, except during the previous prophetic period. And, as a good Muslim, it would be better if we didn't believe in the dreams we have, because there is concern that this will turn out to be the truth, and we must follow what the Prophet offered to his people and remain guided by the principles of Islamic law.

That's all the material about the interpretation of dreams in Islam, I hope this is useful

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