The Difference Between Dreams and Visions
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Question:
This is a questioner for the program who says: What is the difference between a dream (hulm) and a vision (ru'ya)?
Answer:
A dream is a vision, but the term "dream" is applied to what comes from the play of Satan. Otherwise, it is called a "dream" or one says, "He saw." So, the good vision is from Allah, and the dream is from Satan. That is to say, what a person dislikes is from Satan, and what is not disliked is from Allah. For this reason, in the authentic hadith:Sahih al-Bukhari 6986 So, if he sees what he dislikes, it is from Satan, and if he sees what pleases him, it is from Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).
The Sunnah for him, if he sees what he dislikes, is to seek refuge in Allah from Satan and from the evil of what he saw, three times, and to spit to his left three times, to blow three times, and to say: "I seek refuge in Allah from Satan and from the evil of what I saw," three times. Then he turns over to his other side, for it will not harm him, and he does not tell anyone about it. As for if he sees what pleases him, he praises Allah and tells whoever he wishes about it. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
This is a questioner for the program who says: What is the difference between a dream (hulm) and a vision (ru'ya)?
Answer:
A dream is a vision, but the term "dream" is applied to what comes from the play of Satan. Otherwise, it is called a "dream" or one says, "He saw." So, the good vision is from Allah, and the dream is from Satan. That is to say, what a person dislikes is from Satan, and what is not disliked is from Allah. For this reason, in the authentic hadith:
A good dream that comes true is from Allah, and a bad dream is from Satan
الرؤيا الصالحة من الله، والحلم من الشيطانThe Sunnah for him, if he sees what he dislikes, is to seek refuge in Allah from Satan and from the evil of what he saw, three times, and to spit to his left three times, to blow three times, and to say: "I seek refuge in Allah from Satan and from the evil of what I saw," three times. Then he turns over to his other side, for it will not harm him, and he does not tell anyone about it. As for if he sees what pleases him, he praises Allah and tells whoever he wishes about it. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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