People & Family in dreams

Parents, the deceased, a spouse, children, rulers, enemies and the faces a dream casts.

People in dreams fall into two groups: the ones you know, a mother, a father, a child, someone who has died, and the roles, a king, a judge, a scholar, a thief, an old man. The Qur'an gives the first group its most famous dream, a boy who saw eleven stars, the sun and the moon bowing, and the second its most careful one, a king asking his court to read a vision.

On the dead, the one recorded case ends with the Prophet making a prayer, not giving a reading, and the entry draws the cautious conclusion from it. On the roles, the dictionaries read by what the person stands for in your life. Each entry says how far the texts go, and the answer is often not far.

People & Family A baby No verse or hadith interprets a baby in a dream. The dictionaries read a boy as a passing worry and a girl as ease,... Mixed Classical People & Family A judge No verse or hadith interprets a dreamed judge. The books read him as authority settling a matter, a convention,... Contextual Classical People & Family A king No text reads a dreamed king. The Qur'an shows kings both just and ruinous, and the Prophet ﷺ once saw people... Contextual Sunnah People & Family A scholar No verse or hadith interprets a dreamed scholar. The dictionaries read him as knowledge and guidance, extending the... Favourable Classical People & Family A thief No verse or hadith interprets a dreamed thief. The dictionaries read a covert taker by analogy, and the texts on... Cautionary Classical People & Family An enemy In the dreams the Qur'an and Sunnah tell about enemies, the enemy is read through a picture: bowing stars, gold... Mixed Qur'an People & Family An old man The Prophet's own dreams show an elder given precedence and an old man at a tree named as Ibrahim. For other old men... Favourable Sunnah People & Family Children No text reads ordinary children in sleep. The Qur'an calls children both an adornment and a trial, and the... Mixed Qur'an People & Family Marriage The Sunnah's one marriage dream is the Prophet's own, of Aisha, and he left it with Allah. Beyond that the... Contextual Sunnah People & Family Seeing the deceased No verse or hadith interprets a dead person who simply appears. The Sunnah records two dreams of dead men, answered... Contextual Sunnah People & Family Your father No verse or hadith interprets your father in a dream. Popular books read him as support, protection and honour,... Contextual Classical People & Family Your mother No verse or hadith interprets your mother in a dream. The books read her as origin, home and care, a reading that... Contextual Classical