The ruling on asking an interpreter of dreams about visions

Question:
This questioner says that he always sees many visions and dreams in his sleep, some of which are pleasant and some are sad. He asks: Should I ask an interpreter of dreams about them?

Answer:
First, when a person goes to sleep, he should recite the prescribed dhikr for sleep. He reads Ayat al-Kursi, Surat al-Ikhlas, and "Say, I seek refuge with the Lord of the Daybreak," and "Say, I seek refuge with the Lord of mankind." He says: "O Allah, I have placed my side to You, and I have submitted my soul to You, and I have turned my face ." If he says this, Satan will stay away from him, as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) informed us that whoever recites Ayat al-Kursi when going to sleep, no Satan will approach him, and a guardian from Allah will remain with him until morning. Then these dreams and disturbances will go away from him. However, if he performs this routine when going to sleep and then has a vision that disturbs him or brings him good news, if it disturbs him, he should leave it alone, not interpret it, and it will not harm him. If it makes him happy and pleased, there is no harm in asking about it. If a person sees something he dislikes, the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) guided him to do things that will not harm him. First, he should turn from the side he is sleeping on to the other side. Second, he should spit dryly to his left three times and seek refuge in Allah from Satan. Third, he should keep it to himself and not tell anyone about it, and it will not harm him, by the permission of Allah. As for the pleasant vision, he may ask about it. Yes.