Khwab ki tabeer: traditional Islamic dream meanings in English and Urdu, with the Sunnah etiquette of good and bad dreams.
What does seeing or reading the Quran in a dream mean in Islam? Traditional tabeer from the book attributed to Ibn Sirin: reciting aloud, finishing the Quran, memorising, verses of mercy, receiving a mushaf, and what to do.
What does it mean when your teeth fall out in a dream in Islam? Traditional tabeer from Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi: upper and lower teeth, with or without blood, into your hand, all teeth falling, and what to do.
What does water mean in a dream in Islam? Traditional tabeer of drinking clear or cold water, dirty or salty water, floods and rain, from Ibn Sirin, al-Nabulsi and Ibn Shaheen, in English and Urdu.
What does seeing a snake in a dream mean in Islam? Traditional tabeer from Ibn Sirin and al-Nabulsi: snake bite, killing a snake, snake in the house, black and white snakes, plus what to do after a bad dream.
The three types of dreams in Islam, what to do after a good dream or a nightmare, and how to think about khwab ki tabeer, with references from Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.