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#91 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 12:07

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Why don't you listen to a 'Salafi source' on this, you might be more convinced.

Here is Anwar Al awlaki's lecture on dream interpretations. He does mentions a lot on ibn sireen's methods and the subtle differences that affects dreams such as constipation, seasons etc.

Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlO9BqxhRXg
Part 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSZ1LTvVC5Q
Part 3: www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0sGk0_pHqU

Just because some things sound strange to you do not reject them. Its a dangerous habit.

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#92 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 12:15

^^^No rejection, just doubts on some of the things mentioned. Anyways, the salafi also say that the book attributed to ibn Sireen is not his.

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As for the book "Interpretation of Dreams" that is attributed to Ibn Seereen, many researchers doubt that it can be attributed to him at all, so we should be certain that this book was written by this prominent scholar.

islamqa.info/en/6537

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Shaykh Anwar al-Awlaki Shaheed (rh) is one of my favourite orators. I love him for the sake of Allah. May Allah reward him for all the great work he did.

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#93 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 12:23

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I do not know about that specific book, but many external factors influence dreams.
Also its mentioned majority of the dreams are nafs induced, They are not important.
It is when something prominent like the appearance of Rasoolullah (saw)

happens in a dream, then we should try to get it interpreted.

But whatever be the interpretation we shouldn't be 'overconfident' or have a feeling that we 'made it'. It reminds me of my local Imam saying, 'Even if a person is flying in the air from Karamath, there is no guarantee of Jannah.'

May Allah Ta'ala bless us with the sight of the true image of Rasoolullah (saw)

in our dreams. Ameen.

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#94 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 12:54

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@ maria, do mutalia of Mariful Quraan, if there is somethng that you cant understand. ask here.
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Done.

The only relevant part is the following:

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Expertise in the Interpretation of Dreams is Bestowed by Allah on Whom He Wills

In the sixth verse, Allah Ta'ala has promised some blessings for Sayyidna Yusuf (A.S): (1) (And in the like manner your Lord will choose you ...) that is, He will choose him for His blessings and favours, something which manifested itself when wealth, recognition and power came into his hands in the country of Egypt. (2) (and teach you the interpretation of events ...). The word: : 'al-ahadith' here means the dreams of people. It means that Allah Ta'ala will teach him how to interpret dreams. This also tells us that interpreting dreams is a standing area of expertise which is bestowed by Allah Ta'ala on a chosen few - everyone is not fit to have it.
classicalislamgroup.com/index.php?view=tafseer/s12-v1to6-7

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#95 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 12:59

Just like to clear up that my comments about the sleeping position and the book itself are two different comments, apologies for the confusion if there was any.

Also I said that, "Who in the world could remember what position they slept in" this was also not anything to do with the book and my comments on it, just a simple honest comment.

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#96 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 13:10

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Shaykh Anwar Ali Awlaki (RA) is saying nothing in his entire lecture from what is being said.

Agreements:

Dreams are established in Islamic Shariah and no reason to dismiss them
Dreams are of various kinds and seek refuge from Allah (SWT) on bad dreams

Disagreements:

The book attributed to Imam Ibn Sireen (RA) is not actually written by him but by a much later Scholar
1. An entire Bayan on Ibn Sireen (RA) by a Deobandi Alim and two aspects are either missed or not highlighted. Firstly Imam Ibn Sireen (RA) was an Imam of Hadeeth and knowledge but what is entirely discussed is his Dream interpretation. Secondly, his book discussion is entirely ommitted. Was the book written by him. I have also read the book (linked above) and there is no mention of the authorship of the book
Interpretation is subjective

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#97 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 13:48

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I m attributing only the 2nd line in that post to Anwar al awlaki. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Also its mentioned majority of the dreams are nafs induced, They are not important.

I heard the lecture sometime back, If my memory is right the shaykh says something affirming the above statement.

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#98 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 13:54

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He mentions it in Part 1: 10min30sec

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#99 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 14:16

@Brother Muadh.. thats my personal choice [b/]i.e l. thats what i would do.

why go to a layman when we Alhamdulillah have Ulema.

EDIT. my choice. thats what I would DO.
where is brother muadh in this post? where did i tell him that this is HIS choice or opinion or he told that?

p.s. pls inform me if you find it.

( caps are actually bold. difficult to bold it atm. muaafi.)

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#100 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 14:25

@ maria, relevent?? pls add up more detail.

i read muchh detail in Mariful Quran, urdu one.
will tell where it is Insha Allah.

duas..

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#101 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 15:54

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I apologize to the Sister and seek forgiveness from her and she does the same from me so the matter is now closed.

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#102 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 16:02

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sis the rest is merely about 'dreams' and I was asking about 'interpretation of dreams'. Jazakillahu khairan anyway.

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#103 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 16:03

Sister Muslim11, you did not make buhtaan, at all.

No need to apologize, just report Muadhs post for once again jumping to the conclusion that everyone is out to either slander or backbite him.

Inna lillah....

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#104 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 16:07

[QUOTE=muslim11] @Brother Muadh.. thats my personal choice, i.e l. thats what i would do.

why go to a layman when we Alhamdulillah have Ulema..[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Arslan.] Sister Muslim11, you did not make buhtaan, at all.

No need to apologize, just report Muadhs post for once again jumping to the conclusion that everyone is out to either slander or backbite him.

Inna lillah....[/QUOTE]
I apologize to the Sister and seek forgiveness from her and she does the same from me so the matter is now closed.

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#105 [Permalink] Posted on 6th May 2014 16:11

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Grow up and stop causing fitnah. Thats all I have to say to you.

You should apologize to the sister for accusing her of buhtaan and then demanding an apology. Other than that, I do not wish to converse with you. I DONT feel safe from your tongue.

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