خواب کی تعبیر — اسلامی اور روایتی معنی
Saw something in your dream and want to know what it means? Search for the main thing you saw, such as a snake (saanp), water (paani) or a wedding (shaadi), in English, Roman Urdu or Urdu. Each page explains the meaning given in traditional Islamic dream interpretation books, in English and Urdu. Before you start, read Dreams in Islam: what to do after a good or bad dream.
How to use these dream meanings
- Look for the main symbol. Most dreams have one thing that stands out, such as an animal, a person, a place or an event. Search for that.
- Details change the meaning. Traditional books often give different meanings depending on what happened in the dream, who you are and how you felt.
- Tabeer is not certain. These pages share what traditional dream books say. They are not predictions, and only Allah knows the unseen.
- Bad dream? Follow the Sunnah: seek refuge in Allah, spit lightly to your left three times, turn over and don’t tell anyone. See the full steps.
خواب کی تعبیر کیسے تلاش کریں؟
اوپر والے خانے میں وہ چیز لکھیں جو آپ نے خواب میں دیکھی، جیسے سانپ، پانی یا شادی۔ آپ اردو، رومن اردو یا انگریزی میں لکھ سکتے ہیں۔ یاد رکھیں کہ تعبیر یقینی نہیں ہوتی، یہ صرف روایتی کتابوں کے مطابق معنی ہیں۔ اہم خواب کے بارے میں کسی معتبر عالم سے مشورہ کریں۔
Ask us about your dream
Couldn’t find your dream, or want to know more? Describe it below and we’ll research it in the traditional dream books and reply to you by email. Your dream is never published. Please describe it honestly and in as much detail as you remember.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do these dream meanings come from?
From well-known traditional Islamic dream interpretation books, many of them attributed to Imam Muhammad ibn Sirin, and from the guidance on dreams in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. Each page names its sources.
Can you interpret my personal dream?
Yes, you can send us your dream and we will reply by email. Our answer shares what traditional books say; for an important matter, also ask a trustworthy scholar who knows your situation.
I can’t find my dream. What should I do?
Try another word for the same thing (for example “snake” or “saanp”). We add new dream meanings regularly.