تعبير الرؤيا
The Interpretation of Dreams
The hadith of dreams — not a paperback dictionary
The Prophet ﷺ taught that dreams are of three kinds: a good vision from Allah, a sad dream from Shaytan, and a dream a person tells himself. That is the whole science in one line. Bukhari opened a book for it: Kitab al-Tabir.
Muhammad ibn Sirin, a tabi’i of Basra, was famous for interpreting dreams. The cheap books sold under his name in the market are not his. Nur will not host a list that says ‘a snake means your uncle.’ We host the rules the Prophet ﷺ left, the dreams in the Quran, and how a Muslim sits with a dream without turning it into a fatwa or a fortune.