[shsh]

i never remember my dreams. barely.

[sally]

man, inna lillahi wainna ilaihi rajioon

just this past weekend at a dawat at my house, the aunties were all talking about an uncle in our community who got shot last year while working at a convenience store..it was soooo sad, id heard about it in the past..but it just made me sad all over again..terrible..he was the nices uncle ever..and his kids are amazing..i think qudsia, you might know them..the kids went to uva.

anyways how unfortunate
may Allah grant them sabr..

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speaking of remembering dreams, i realized i only remember ones that have some sort of significance but id say i dont remember 99% of my dreams

i got curious tho so i read up on it and came across this

Do You Dream Chapter Three

Shapiro also felt, from the experiments, that the person who does not remember dreams, may be one who deals with his problems by denying (forgetting) them.

[fatima]

silvermalaikah, im sorry to hear that

inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'oun.

i'm sure your friend is going to have a rough time when she gets back...im sure you dont need me to tell you to be there for her. dont ever underestimate how much comfort a sincere friend can give in a time of hardship. even if she doesnt talk to you about what happened, she will definitely appreciate your presence.

[Asvi]

i almost always remember my dreams. lately i've been dreaming of babies and a few nights ago, hubby and i both dreamt of babies. in his dream i gave birth to a baby boy and in my dream i gave birth to both a boy and a girl. i'A soon!

[qudsia]

hey sally..ya i know who you're talking about


re: dreams: i think the stuff about not telling bad dreams is based on superstition. ie, if you tell someone about a bad dream you have, it'll come true. which.. i really don't think is the case. we don't possess such supernatural powers.

[zzze]

assalamu alaykum

inna lilahi wa inna ilahi raje'oon.

dreams: as far as i know not sharing bad dreams is authentic.

I have the most vivid dreams that seem more real than my waking hours. Can be quite traumatising.

Everything's packed...think we have to ship quite a bit, don't want to leave my plant

[DramaRani]

I wanted to find out, did anyone sign up for that Fiqh of Menstration class?

Originally Posted by Asvi

i almost always remember my dreams. lately i've been dreaming of babies and a few nights ago, hubby and i both dreamt of babies. in his dream i gave birth to a baby boy and in my dream i gave birth to both a boy and a girl. i'A soon!

InshAllah .

[fatima]

yeah im like shsh, i hardly every remember dreams either. as a child i used to have really vivid nightmares frequently.

once in a while ill remember a good dream...but i really cant recall the last time i had a nightmare, alhamdulillah.

[spicyhijabi]

I've had a feeling of butterflies in my stomach since Saturday.
I haven't any reason to be worried or upset about anything.

[DramaRani]

Islamically, its recommended that you don't share it. I've heard a more specific reason for not sharing dreams too - the only thing is that I can't remember what my source was .

From Sunnipath...

Indeed, discussing dreams is from the Sunna of the Prophet (Peace and blessing of Allah be upon him). There are a number of sound narrations where the Prophet (sa) would ask his companions (May Allah be pleased with them), after the Fajir prayer, if they had any dreams. In another narration the Prophet (sa) equated the righteous dream with a part of Prophet-Hood itself.

However, there are a few points that should be noted:

4. If one has a frightening dream, he should spit on is left side and not inform others of it. This is based on the statement of the Prophet (sa) related by Al-Bukhari:

"The good visions are from Allah and the evil dreams are from Satan. If one sees a dream which one does not like, one should spit on one's left side and seek the refuge of Allah from Satan; it will not do any harm, and one should not disclose it to anyone, and if one sees a good vision one should feel pleased but should not disclose it to anyone but whom one loves."

Discussing dreams with others

[shsh]

i dont think my life has any meaning.

[afrakabob]

Originally Posted by Asvi

i almost always remember my dreams. lately i've been dreaming of babies and a few nights ago, hubby and i both dreamt of babies. in his dream i gave birth to a baby boy and in my dream i gave birth to both a boy and a girl. i'A soon!

-hugs-
insha Allah

[heba]

hi beautifuls

duaas for those who need them

im TIRED i think i might nap....
OH and i might get a new cell phone soon inshallah YES i did just get my last one a few months ago but...theres a new PINK blackberry curve and its pretty

[sally]

awesome (haram) dance

if you dont wanna watch the other stuff forward to 2:09 ish

it's amazing bc it's tango which is supposed to be a passionate dance...and the dancers arent romantically interested in each other but manage to pull it off perfectly

YouTube - Mark & Chelsie - Argentine Tango

[Salika]

Originally Posted by DramaRani

Islamically, its recommended that you don't share it. I've heard a more specific reason for not sharing dreams too - the only thing is that I can't remember what my source was .

From Sunnipath...

Indeed, discussing dreams is from the Sunna of the Prophet (Peace and blessing of Allah be upon him). There are a number of sound narrations where the Prophet (sa) would ask his companions (May Allah be pleased with them), after the Fajir prayer, if they had any dreams. In another narration the Prophet (sa) equated the righteous dream with a part of Prophet-Hood itself.

However, there are a few points that should be noted:

4. If one has a frightening dream, he should spit on is left side and not inform others of it. This is based on the statement of the Prophet (sa) related by Al-Bukhari:

"The good visions are from Allah and the evil dreams are from Satan. If one sees a dream which one does not like, one should spit on one's left side and seek the refuge of Allah from Satan; it will not do any harm, and one should not disclose it to anyone, and if one sees a good vision one should feel pleased but should not disclose it to anyone but whom one loves."

Discussing dreams with others

I think it has to do with the fact that people might be suspicious of you when you tell them a dream. We all know that dreams are basically psychological junk (usually) but for example, if you have a dream that you killed someone close to you, then you tell that person, that person might start to suspect you might want them dead, even if that's not the case.

And silvermaliakah Khair insha'Allah

And to everyone else (quds and everyone), may Allah make things easy for us and give us the best in the dunya and hereafter