Islamic Dream Meaning
Discover the meaning of your dreams from an Islamic perspective. Our comprehensive database is based on the classical work of Muhammad Ibn Sirin (may Allah have mercy on him), one of the greatest scholars of dream interpretation in Islamic history.
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Animals & Creatures
Snakes, lions, horses, birds and other creatures
23 dreamsWater & Natural Phenomena
Rivers, oceans, rain, fire, and the elements
10 dreamsSky & Celestial
Sun, moon, stars and heavenly bodies
7 dreamsPeople & Relationships
Family, strangers, and social connections
13 dreamsClothing & Adornment
Garments, jewellery and personal appearance
7 dreamsFood & Drink
Bread, milk, honey, fruits and nourishment
10 dreamsPlaces & Travel
Mosques, homes, cities and journeys
7 dreamsObjects & Tools
Books, keys, mirrors, money and everyday items
12 dreamsActions & Activities
Flying, falling, praying and daily acts
14 dreamsReligious Symbols
Quran, angels, prophets and acts of worship
11 dreamsBody & Health
Body parts, illness, and physical states
7 dreamsPlants & Trees
Trees, gardens, flowers and vegetation
7 dreamsBrowse Dreams
Money
Money in a dream represents worldly wealth, means of livelihood, and the test of material possessions.
Weeping
Weeping in a dream represents release of emotion, spiritual cleansing, or a response to both joy and sorrow.
Scorpion
A scorpion in a dream represents a hidden enemy who speaks ill of others, a backbiter, or a harmful person.
Sheep
Sheep in a dream represent followers, the general population, or lawful wealth. They are generally positive symbols of provision and community.
Peacock
A peacock in a dream represents beauty, wealth, and worldly splendour, but also pride and vanity.
Date Palm
A date palm (nakhl) in a dream represents a righteous believer, provision, and the many benefits of faith.