I BELIEVE IN ALLAH It is a Facebook page.Which is not belong to any political or any particular sect or denomination.The main aim of this page is spread the true Islam to all human beings.TO know more about the page please read the "About" in Timeline. DREAMS (PART 1 of 2) Description: what Islam says about dreaming. The Merriam Webster online Dictionary defines a dream as a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep. Dreams and musing over their meanings and interpretations enrich our lives. Dreams put us in touch with our deepest emotions; they enchant us and frighten us; they contain our most secret wishes and fears. This is not a passing fad or a new age trend. Dreams have been with humankind for countless generations and will no doubt be with us until the end of days. Dreams most often portray events which are impossible or unlikely in physical reality, and are outside the control of the dreamer. Many people report strong emotions while dreaming, and frightening or upsetting dreams are referred to as nightmares. The history of dreams and their interpretations leads us back to ancient Egypt and it is said that the first written record of dream interpretation dates back to 1350 BCE. Originally in Egypt dreams were thought to be part of the supernatural world. They were thought to be messages sent during the night perhaps as an early warning device for disaster or good fortune. For Muslims this is not surprising. Chapter 11 of the Quran entitled Joseph begins with a dream, and ends with the dream’s interpretation. At the time of Prophet Joseph, dreams and dream interpretation were very important, and this is clear throughout the story of Joseph. Prophet Joseph is able to interpret dreams and Prophet Jacob (Joseph’s father), the companions of the prison and the King of Egypt all experience dreams .....continue the writing......... |
