Weird dream?? Your thoughts

[Sister Faisa]

Basically:
My mother, my father and I in front of an old man.

Gave me a glass of milk and I keep drinking but the milk never seems to finish ( I don't really drink milk btw

Gave my mom a sheep. But it looked blind. ( I don't know how I knew that, it's just something I assumed in the dream lol)

And my dad gets nothing. But strangely is in a position of sujuud and is bleeding all over.

What do u guys think? It's kinda creepy to be honest

 

[hayat84]

Basically:
My mother, my father and I in front of an old man.

Gave me a glass of milk and I keep drinking but the milk never seems to finish ( I don't really drink milk btw

Gave my mom a sheep. But it looked blind. ( I don't know how I knew that, it's just something I assumed in the dream lol)

And my dad gets nothing. But strangely is in a position of sujuud and is bleeding all over.

What do u guys think? It's kinda creepy to be honest

:salam2:
drinking a neverending glass of milk,is research of an answer which never arrives,but it's good because milk is white and that colour is sign of something good which may happen.
the blind sheep the old man gave to your mother is the fear of death and the desire of not to look at it when arrives(indeed in a hadith the Death will be represented by a sheep which will be slaughtered when the End will come.after the death of that sheep,Death won't exist).
Your father received nothing and he was bleeding while he was kneed.Blood coming out may mean the expulsion of something unpure(ex. the menses)or the end of a negative moment.
the old man is the wisdom you're searching for.the necessity to find the answers that in the familiar place are not possible to do.

 

[islamirama]

Dream interpretation is difficult and requires a huge amount of ilm and a righteous person. Sh Anwar Al Awlaki has a series on it. You should consult with a sheikh on this. Anything any one of us will say is nothing more than opinions.

What I've see so far from reading online is that sheep represents some kind of benefit but don't know about blind sheep, and Blood covering body and garments without a wound is unlawful earnings.

As for milk, you can read the hadith below on that.

Narrated Ibn ‘Umar:

Allah’s Apostle said, “While I was sleeping, I saw that a cup full of milk was brought to me and I drank my fill till I noticed (the milk) its wetness coming out of my nails. Then I gave the remaining milk to ‘Umar Ibn Al-Khattab” The companions of the Prophet asked, “What have you interpreted (about this dream), O Allah’s Apostle!?” He replied, “(It is religious) knowledge.”

 

[Sister Faisa]

Subhanallah...some interesting interpretations. I'm very unfamiliar when it come to dreams, whether it is the ramblings of the minds or just another dream....

Now that you mention it ; my father did not appear to have a would at all. At the same time; from what I know at least, he doesn't have haram earnings.... But that's a very interesting point you brought up

As for the milk, this pleased me I am always hungry for knowledge because... Well I don't have any, rather the knowledge I know seem insufficient, and I hope that this is what's meant

It's funny cause I wrote a post earlier asking for ways for Muslimahs who were single to study ilm abroad, and of course I don't have a mahram so that was a no-no lol but maybe Allah will find me a better way inshallah

Jazakallah khair

 

[islamirama]

Subhanallah...some interesting interpretations. I'm very unfamiliar when it come to dreams, whether it is the ramblings of the minds or just another dream....

Now that you mention it ; my father did not appear to have a would at all. At the same time; from what I know at least, he doesn't have haram earnings.... But that's a very interesting point you brought up

As for the milk, this pleased me I am always hungry for knowledge because... Well I don't have any, rather the knowledge I know seem insufficient, and I hope that this is what's meant

It's funny cause I wrote a post earlier asking for ways for Muslimahs who were single to study ilm abroad, and of course I don't have a mahram so that was a no-no lol but maybe Allah will find me a better way inshallah

Jazakallah khair

You can visit the link below to read more on dreams in light of Islam.

Dreams.
Dreams and dream interpretation.
Different types of dreams; is there any kind of warning dream?.


I saw that post you are referring to. I wasn't much younger than you are when I started reading up on Islam as well. You can learn a lot on your own for now by visiting some good and reliable sites. For instance, you can learn a lot just by browsing islamqa.com and reading anything that interests you. As for learning from an established institute over seas, you may have to consider marrying young and to someone also wanting to go seek knowledge. Either that or see if the sheikhs over there know of any of their students who is looking to marry.


you could also consider doing an alimah course, there are offered outside of ME as well such in england and Karachi,Pakistan. Here's a few:

http://www.as-suffa.org/About/Programmes/part-time-alimalimah-course.html

http://www.akacademy.eu/classes/alimah_course

http://www.siratemustaqeem.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3301

 

[queenislam]

:salam2: Sister
plz do make rukya upon u & ur family ...for example read and listen to surah Baqarah everyday in your house.

Insha Allah u won't get these weird dreams again.

~~~~
:salam2:

:mashallah:
I agree with sister etoile_de_mer advice(above).
[this was taken from your post that you had send earlier].

Frankly sister,
when dream could trigger a message,
dream could be too from the result of your daily activity
for tired and thinking too much that you end up dreaming.

Usually,
what you should do upon waking up from dream
is to say:
Alhamdulillah~Upon good dream.
and
Istighfar and make du'a for Allah swt to protect you upon bad dream.

Then.
think nothing of the dream
so you can focus and continue your daily life with confident.

~May Allah swt help and guide you~Amin!

Take care,
~Wassalam

 

[Sister Faisa]

You can visit the link below to read more on dreams in light of Islam.

Dreams.
Dreams and dream interpretation.
Different types of dreams; is there any kind of warning dream?.


I saw that post you are referring to. I wasn't much younger than you are when I started reading up on Islam as well. You can learn a lot on your own for now by visiting some good and reliable sites. For instance, you can learn a lot just by browsing islamqa.com and reading anything that interests you. As for learning from an established institute over seas, you may have to consider marrying young and to someone also wanting to go seek knowledge. Either that or see if the sheikhs over there know of any of their students who is looking to marry.


you could also consider doing an alimah course, there are offered outside of ME as well such in england and Karachi,Pakistan. Here's a few:

http://www.as-suffa.org/About/Programmes/part-time-alimalimah-course.html

http://www.akacademy.eu/classes/alimah_course

http://www.siratemustaqeem.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3301

Thanks for the advice. Here in Ottawa there's not much programs but I take what I have. And for now I do read up on Islam allot an I owe allot to my cousin, who also converted to Islam as well. So he always brigs me books on Islam. I am have been taking an Arabic class for a while and alhamdoulilah I've been able to rea and write Arabic. But It wa pretty hard subhanallah. Now my interest is getting to know the foundation of the deen and stuff, I know the basics but I feel I don't know much. Inshallah I ask Allah to help me. And for those who know Arabic or are born Muslims I suggest you take advantage of knowledge through your friends family and especially your parents!! I wish they were Muslims... I think things would have been much easier..

Khair inshallah