معلومات الحلم
نص الحلم:
I dreamed that I had large white wings and flew with them over the Holy Kaaba, feeling an inner peace I had never felt before. Then I landed safely in the sanctuary's courtyard and prayed two rak'ahs.
التفسير:
An angelic vision, one of the greatest dreams, that makes the soul tremble with joy. White wings symbolize purity and righteous deeds. Flying over the Kaaba and landing to pray reflects a high spiritual state, a confirmed glad tiding of accepted deeds, security, and answered prayers. Interpretations from major scholars of the Sunni tradition: - Ibn Sirin: Flying in a dream signifies travel or high status. Wings represent strength and wealth. Flying to the Holy Kaaba indicates an accepted Hajj or Umrah. Landing and praying in the sanctuary are the completion of safety from fear and the answering of a supplication the dreamer insists upon. - Al-Nabulsi: White wings signify sound religion and certainty. Seeing the Kaaba in a dream indicates security and righteousness. Whoever sees himself flying and landing in the Grand Mosque will attain his goal from the goodness of this life and the Hereafter, and his sins will be forgiven by God's will. - Ibn Shahin: Flying with wings towards the Qibla indicates the dreamer's steadfastness in obedience. Praying the two rak'ahs in the sanctuary means the fulfillment of a difficult need, a glad tiding of a good end, and salvation from the tribulations of this world. Interpretations for different social statuses: - Single girl: The white wings symbolize her chastity and purity. Flying to the Kaaba heralds the achievement of a very precious wish, and may indicate her marriage to a religious man who fears God and takes her to perform Umrah or Hajj. - Married woman: The inner peace is the complete removal of marital problems. Praying in the sanctuary heralds the acceptance of her prayers for her children's righteousness, and she may be blessed with a near visit to the House of God with her husband. - Divorced or widowed woman: Flying is her liberation from all past grief. The white wings signify her good reputation, and landing in the sanctuary means that God will compensate her with absolute security and the tranquility she has missed. - Single man or young man: Flying reflects his high ambition and high status. Praying in the sanctuary heralds his salvation from the tribulations of youth, the acceptance of his repentance, and his success in his worldly and religious pursuits. - Married man: The wings represent his children and wealth. Flying over the Kaaba symbolizes his righteousness and piety. Praying in the sanctuary is the settlement of his debts, the relief of his distresses, and a glad tiding that God will grant him and his family a near visit to His House.