Al-aziz Islamic dreams about Jumuah find dream interpretations. Meanings & explanations for Jumuah. Jumuah dream interpretations
Reciting Surah Jumuah Dream Explanation — Allah will gather for him the bounties of both the worlds.
Donkey Dream Explanation — The donkey symbolizes man’s endeavours and luck, commensurate with its weight and size. Only the braying of that animal is seen as a bad omen.
• A fat donkey: Money for the owner.
• A lean donkey: Poverty of the owner.
• A tall donkey: Man’s prestige.
• A beautiful donkey: The dreamer will look better.
• A white donkey: The dreamer is pious and has a certain style.
• A black donkey: Joy, sovereignty, awe, and majestic power. The donkey was Ibn Siren’s favourite animal and black his favourite color (for dreams).
• A green donkey: Sagacity and religious faith.
• A donkey that goes along well or keeps the pace: The best of this world.
• A saddled donkey: A child with a golden spoon (born and living in prosperity).
• A donkey with a long tail: The dreamer’s empire or tradition will be preserved by his successors.
• Death of a donkey: The owner will die, will be isolated, or will lose his money and his business or his shop will be destroyed or he will be ousted from it. Otherwise, the slave who serves him or his father or grandfather who supported him will pass away, his endeavours will fade, or his master, who was under his spell will die, sell him, or go away. For a woman, her husband will divorce her, die, move away, or travel and leave her behind.
• A donkey whose owner is unknown and which, instead of obeying, keeps braying: An ignorant and loud person in view of a verse of the Holy Quran that reads as follows: “Be modest in thy bearing and subdue thy voice. Lo! the harshest of all voices is the voice of the ass.” (“Surat Luqman,” verse 19.) According to the ancient Arabs, it could also be a reference to Jews: “The likeness of those who are entrusted with the Law of Moses, yet apply it not, is as the likeness of the ass carrying books. Wretched is the likeness of folk who deny revelations of Allah. And Allah guideth not wrongdoing folk.” (“Surat Al-Jumuah” [The Congregation], verse 5.)
• A donkey braying over a mosque or on top of a minaret: An atheist will invite people to go his way, or a heretic will predicate his heresy. Conversely, a donkey crying as a real muezzin does, inviting people to respond to the call of prayer with a loud but melodious voice, means a disbeliever will embrace Islam or will proclaim the truth and serve as a model for others.
• A person dreaming that he has many donkeys: Will befriend some ignorant folk, in view of a verse in the Holy Quran that says: “As they were frightened asses.” (“Al-Muddaththir,” verse 50.)
• Riding on a donkey and going on smoothly and harmoniously: Your endeavours are good and orderly.
• Eating donkey meat: Will earn money without partner.
• Seeing one’s donkey moving ahead only when beaten: The dreamer is a deprived person who is given food only when imploring people to do so.
• If one’s donkey enters a respectable house: The dreamer’s efforts will benefit that house inasmuch as the donkey was carrying a load.
• One’s donkey turning into a mule: Will earn one’s living from a sultan (big chief).
• The donkey changing into a lion: The dreamer will earn his bread by serving an unjust ruler.
• The donkey turning into a ram: You will earn your living with dignity through your remarkable efforts.
• Carrying one’s donkey: You will be given enough strength to make others marvel at the way you are reaching your goals.
• Hearing the cry of a donkey and similar animals without seeing them: Torrential rain.
• For a traveller, it is better to see the donkey going slowly. The trip will be as comfortable as the donkey looked well in the dream.
• Fighting a donkey: Some relatives will die.
• Making love to a donkey: Will be overactive. If the donkey was the active partner, you will become tremendously rich and handsome.
• An obedient donkey: Revival of efforts toward welfare and prosperity.
• Collecting donkey dung or droppings: Wealth will increase.
• Acquiring, tying up, or introducing a donkey in one’s house: God will shower His blessings upon the dreamer and save him from all sorts of trouble, especially if he is a respectable person.
• Falling from the back of a donkey you own: Will become poor.
• Falling from someone else’s donkey: Relations will be broken off with that person, his homonym, or his counterpart.
• Buying donkeys and paying the price in dirham’s: Will benefit from people’s praise.
• Owning a blind donkey: The dreamer has wealth but is unable to locate it. A she-ass symbolizes a mean woman, the wife, a servant, or the person’s business. Dreaming of seeing a she-ass means more money and less authority and prestige.
Surah Or Surat, Plural Suwar (Chapter Of The Holy Quran) Dream Explanation — • “Al-Fatihah” (The Opening): Dreaming of reading it or part thereof: The doors of welfare will be open before the dreamer and prayers will be responded to favourably. No more harm.
• “Al-Baqarah” (The Cow or The Heifer): Better virtue, blessings, and long life.
• “Al-Imran” (The Imran Family): (1) Mind will be clearer and will contest the wrongdoers. (2) The dreamer might be unlucky amid his family.
• “Al-Nisae” (Women): The dreamer will distribute people’s heritage, will marry free women and girls, will inherit women, and after a long life will marry a beautiful woman who will not be good to the dreamer but will inherit his fortune, if any.
• “Al-Maidah” (The Table Spread): More faith and prestige, sagacity, and a noble soul.
• “Al-Anam” (Cattle): The dreamer will have more cattle or assets, will be more proficient in religion and blessed by God.
• “Al-Araf (The Heights): The dreamer will master many disciplines and will not die before visiting Mount Sinai.
• “Al-Anfal” (The Spoils of War): Victory, booty, and prosperity.
• “Al-Baraah” (Freedom from Obligation) or “Al-Taubah” (Repentance): The dreamer will always be praised by good people and die after repenting.
• “Yunus” (Jonah): The dreamer will worship God more, receive good tidings, and live in welfare and never shall any plot or witchcraft affect him.
• “Hud” (Hud): The dreamer will plow the land and be blessed with many children, but have numerous enemies and might be estranged.
• “Yusuf” (Joseph): (1) The animosity of one’s own family, which will compel the dreamer to find his way and try his luck away from home. (3) Rehabilitation will replace injustice.
• “Al-Rad” (The Thunder): (1) Poverty and early graying of hair. (2) The dreamer will use various formulas to implore God.
• “Ibrahim” (Abraham): The dreamer will constantly use the rosary, and prayers will be heard by God. “Al-Hijr” (The Rocky Tract): The dreamer will be blessed by God and well preserved by his family.
• “Al-Nahl” (The Bees): The dreamer will acquire knowledge, will recover, if ill, and will always find his bread.
• “Al-Israe” or “Bani Israil” (The Carrying by Night or The Children of Israel): (1) The dreamer will be persecuted by the sultan (authority). (2) The dreamer will become the target of conspiracies, but will be cherished by God and will triumph over his enemies.
• “Al-Kahf (The cave): The dreamer will be lucky, wishes will be fulfilled and the dreamer will live so long as to find life tedious and yearn for death.
• “Maryam” (Mary): (1) The dreamer will experience hardships, with ultimate relief. (2) The dreamer will be calumniated, then the dreamer’s innocence will be discovered and known to all.
• “Ta-Ha” (Enigmatic Expression): The dreamer will be immune from witchcraft, but must pray at night and be good to others.
• “Al-Anbiyae” (The Prophets): Relief after hardships, prosperity after dearth; knowledge; and people’s hopes will be pinned on the dreamer.
• “Al-Hajj” (The Pilgrimage): The dreamer will perform the pilgrimage and the Umrah, minor or out-of-season pilgrimage, several times.
• “Al-Muminun” (The Believers): Stronger and irreversible faith in and reverence to God.
• “Al-Nur” (Light): The dreamer will promote virtue and deter vice, and God will light the dreamer’s heart and path during his lifetime and in the Hereafter.
• “Al-Furqan” (The Criterion): The dreamer likes justice and cannot stand mischief. He discerns perfectly between what is right and what is wrong.
• “Al-Shuarae” (The Poets): Tremendous gains, God will shield the dreamer against sins. •Al-Naml” (The Ants): (1) The dreamer will be given a realm or rule over his folk. (2) He will like truth and abhor injustice.
• “Al-Qasas” (The Requital or Law of Equality): (1) The dreamer will be put to a test by The Almighty. (2) He will find a treasure.
• “Al-Ankabut” (The Spider): God is giving the dreamer good tidings and will not put him to a hard test as long as he lives.
• “Al-Rum” (The Romans): The dreamer is a hypocrite deep inside. If a military leader, he will conquer, by the grace of God, an atheistic country whose people will worship God as a result of his efforts. “Luqman”: The dreamer will acquire wisdom.
• “Al-Sajdah” (The Prostration): The dreamer will be a staunch believer in the unity of God (Tawheed) and will die prostrate and earn Paradise.
• “Al-Ahzab” (The Clans): The dreamer will live long and always be good to parents.
• “Sabae” (Sheba): (1) The dreamer is courageous and not afraid to carry arms. (2) He will become an ascetic or a recluse.
• “Al-Fatir” (The Creator): (1) The dreamer will see God Almighty and become a holy person. (2) God will shower His blessings on the dreamer.
• “Ya-Sin” (An Enigma): The dreamer will be religious and righteous and loved by Muslims in particular.
• “Al-Saffat” (Those Who Set the Ranks): Honest living and the dreamer will be blessed with two male children or one but very obedient.
• “Sad” (Enigma): (1) The dreamer will get richer and more skilful in his craft or profession. (2) He will be jealous. (3) He will be a womanizer.
• “Al-Zumar” (The Troops): (1) The dreamer will live to become a great-grandfather or -mother. (2) He will remain or become religious till the end of his life.
• “Al-Mumin” or “Ghafer” (The Believer or The One Who Forgives): (1) Whatever the believer is certain of is good and sound. (2) He will always be prosperous.
• “Ha-Mim As-Sajdah” (Enigmatic letters followed by The Prostration) or Fussilat (The Surah whose verses have been explained in detail): The dreamer will promote right and justice and be appreciated by plenty of people whom he will show the right path.
• “Al-Shura” (The Counsel) or “Ha, Mim, Ain, Sin, Kaf (Enigmatic letters): The dreamer will learn and act in the right direction and will have an extremely long life.
• “Al-Zukhruf (The Ornaments [of Gold]): Despite the deterioration in earnings, luck, and living conditions, the dreamer will remain truthful.
• “Al-Dukhdn” (The Smoke): The dreamer will get rich and be immune from tyrants and from the tortures of the Hereafter.
• “Al-Jathiah” (The Crouching or Bending the Knee): The dreamer will become a hermit or always revere God.
• “Al-Ahqaf (The Wind-Curved Sandhills): (1) The dreamer will witness incredible things in life. (2) He will neglect and fail to support his parents.
• “Muhammad”: (1) The dreamer will enjoy good or better reputation. (2) He will be visited by an angel in the best shape.
• “Al-Fat’h” (Victory): (1) The dreamer will be cherished by God. (2) Struggle will culminate in victory.
• “Al-Hujurat” (The Private Apartments or The Rooms): (1) Material responsibilities toward parents and in-laws will be discharged. (2) The dreamer will be knowledgeable, and people will come to the dreamer to seek his help.
• “Qaf (Enigmatic letter): (1) Plenty of welfare. (2) The dreamer will reconcile people.
• “Al-Dhariyat” (The Winnowing Winds): The dreamer will be lucky in agriculture and with girls. “Al-Tur” (The Mount): (1) The dreamer will settle near Mecca (Makkah). (2) God will accept the dreamer’s prayers.
• “Al-Najm” (The Star): The dreamer will have a good-looking and handsome boy or will have many children who will die while trying to earn God’s satisfaction.
• “Al-Qamar” (The Moon): The dreamer will be the target of sorcery, but in vain.
• “Al-Rahmdn” (The Beneficent): The dreamer will enjoy the benefits of this world and God’s mercy in the Hereafter.
• “Al-Waqiah” (The Event): (1) The dreamer will be foremost among those who obey God. (2) He will be a benefactor.
• “Al-Hadid” (Iron): The dreamer will be religious-minded and healthy and leave a praiseworthy imprint.
• “Al-Mujadalah” (The Argumentation or She That Disputeth or the Woman Who Pleads [ as probably mistranslated in the English versions of Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall and Yusuf Ali, respectively, who relied on the first verse in this surah]: (1) The dreamer will contest the wrongdoers and the dreamer’s arguments will prevail, thanks to the evidence the dreamer will produce. (2) He will be harmed by evil people.
• “Al-Hashr” (The Gathering or Banishment): God will bless the dreamer and destroy his enemies.
• “Al-Mumtahanah” (She That Is to Be Examined): The dreamer will be tested and rewarded for passing the test.
• “Al-Saf” (The Ranks or Battle Array): The dreamer will die as a martyr.
• “Al-Jumuah” (The Congregation or The Assembly [Friday] Prayer: God will shower His blessings upon the dreamer in life and in the Hereafter.
• “Al-Munafiqun” (The Hypocrites): The dreamer will be immune from hypocrisy.
• “Al-Taghabun” (Mutual Disillusion or Mutual Loss and Gain): The dreamer will follow the right path and die as a true believer.
• “Al-Talaq” (Divorce): A dispute between the couple that could lead to the two parting from each other.
• “Al-Tahrim” (The Banning or The Prohibition): The dreamer will abstain from all that is prohibited.
• “Al-Mulk” (The Majesty): Dominions or assets will increase.
• “Al-Qalam” (The Pen or Nun [An enigmatic character]): Will be gifted in writing, eloquence and Law.
• “Al-Haqqah” (The Sure Reality): The dreamer is right, but in danger of being beaten and cut to pieces or ostracized.
• “Al-Maarij” (The Ascending Stairways or The Ways of Ascent): The dreamer will be secure, as Allah will give him victory.
• “Nuh” (Noah): The dreamer will promote virtue, deter vice, and overcome adversaries.
• “Al-Jinn” (The Jinn): The dreamer will be immune from the evil of the genies.
• “Al-Muzzammil” (The Enshrouded One or The One Folded in Garments): (1) The dreamer will be blessed with the ability to wake up and pray at night. (2) He will be patient and will be praised by various people.
• “Al-Muddath-thir” (The Cloaked One or The One Wrapped Up): The dreamer’s reputation will improve, and he will be patient. In other interpretations, everyday bread will shrink.
• “Al-Qiyamah” (The Rising of the Dead or The Resurrection): (1) The dreamer will avoid swearing. (2) He will never swear.
• “Ad-Dahr” (Time) or “Al-Insan” (Man) or “Hal-Ata” (Hath There Come Upon Man): (1) The dreamer will be overgenerous, and people will show their gratitude. (2) He will live nicely.
• “Al-Mursalat” (The Emissaries or Those Sent Forth): Abundance and enemies will be silenced.
• “Ah-Nabae” (The Tidings or The Great News) or “Amma Yatasaalun” (What Are They Wondering About): (1) Promotion or more power, prestige, and recognition. (2) Heart will be free from worries and sorrow.
• “An-Naziat” (Those Who Drag Forth or Those Who Tear Out): Worries, grievances, and betrayal will disappear from the heart. •” Abas” (He Frowned): The dreamer will pay religious dues and plenty of alms.
• “Al-Takwir” (The Overthrowing or The Folding Up): The dreamer will travel a lot, eastward, and make plenty of money from those trips.
• “Al-Infitar” (The Cleaving Asunder): The dreamer will be closer to the rulers and receive honours and benefits from them.
• “Al-Mutaffifeen” (Defrauding) or “Al-Tatfif (Dealing in Fraud): Honesty, fidelity, and justice.
• “Al-Inshiqaq” (The Sundering): The dreamer will have plenty of children, especially boys.
• “Al-Buruj” (The Zodiacal Signs or The Mansions of the Stars): (1) The dreamer will get rid of worries. (2) He will learn a science, most probably astronomy.
• “Al-Tariq” (The Morning Star or the Night Visitor): The dreamer will remember God at all times, rosary in hand.
• “Al-Aala” (The Most High) or “Sabbeh” (Glorify The Name): Relief will come.
• “Al-Ghashiyah” (The Overwhelming Event): Promotion, knowledge, and related fame.
• “Al-Fajr” (Dawn or The Break of Day): The dreamer’s name will shine, and will be feared and respected.
• “Al-Balad” (The Country or The City): The dreamer will feed the poor and come to their rescue and dress the orphans.
• “Ash-Shams” (The Sun): The dreamer will be blessed with perception, intelligence, and shrewdness.
• “Al-Layl” (The Night): The dreamer will be alert and efficient at night and immune from slander and will be lucky and have the ability to memorize anything.
• “Ad-Duha” (The Morning Hours or The Glorious Morning Light): (1) The dreamer will be good to the needy and the orphans. (2) He will die shortly.
• “Al-Inshirah” (The Expansion or Solace): The dreamer will have patience and be freed from worries, and everything will go smoothly.
• “At-Teen” (The Fig): Matters will be processed quickly: needs will be satisfied and earnings will come easily.
• “Al-Alaq” (The Clot) or “Iqrae” (Read): (1) The dreamer will be gifted in writing and eloquence, but remain modest. (2) He will live long and be respected.
• “Al-Qadr” (Capacity and Power): The dreamer will be better off as earnings and other benefits will accrue.
• “Al-Bayyinah” (The Clear Evidence): The dreamer will make the atheists shake and will restore to the right path people who had gone astray.
• “Az-Zilzal” (The Earthquake): The unbelievers will be shaken as a result of the dreamer’s action and feel the earth move under their feet.
• “Al-Adiyat” (The Coursers): The dreamer will have horses.
• “Al-Qariah” (The Calamity or The Day of Noise and Clamour): The dreamer will love, fear, and worship God.
• “At-Takathur” (Rivalry in Worldly Increase or Procreation and Proliferation): The dreamer will no longer care about amassing wealth, but leave it to the public.
• “Al-Asr” (The Declining Day or Time Through the Ages): (1) The dreamer will have patience until support from Heaven reveals the truth. (2) Business losses will be followed by tremendous gains.
• “Al-Humazah” (The Traducers or The Scandal-Monger): The dreamer will make a fortune and spend it on philanthropic activities.
• “Al-Fil” (The Elephant): The dreamer will triumph over enemies and, eventually win military victories for the Muslims.
• “Ash-Shitae” (Winter) or “Quraish” (Custodians of the Kabah): The dreamer will feed the poor and be at peace with mankind.
• “Al Maun” (Small Kindness or Neighbourly Needs) or “A-Raayt” (Hast Thou Observed): The dreamer will win a victory over opponents or whoever stands against or contradicts him.
• “Al-Kauthar” (Abundance): The dreamer will be well off on Earth and in the Hereafter.
• “Al-Kafirun” (Those Who Reject Faith): The dreamer will be successful in the struggle against atheists.
• “An-Nasr” (Succor or Victory): The dreamer will triumph over enemies but will die soon, because it was the last Sarah revealed to the Holy Prophet and the one he used for his own obituary.
• “Al-Lahab” (The Flame) or “Tabbat Yada” (Perish the Two Hands) or “Al-Masadd” (The Palm-Leaf Fibret): (1) Some hypocrites are bracing to harm the dreamer, but God Almighty will see to it that they perish. (2) Wishes will be fulfilled and good days are ahead.
• “Al-Ikhlas” (The Sincerity or Purity of Faith): (1) Wishes will come true, life will improve, reputation will be great but children will diminish or no male child born to the dreamer will live. (2) The dreamer will repent. (3) Death is near.
• “Al-Falaq” (The Daybreak): God will ward off every evil, whether it comes from a human being, a genie, or any living being, and will shield the dreamer against the evil eye.
• “An-Nas” (Mankind): The dreamer will be immune from all kinds of harm and tragedies and protected from Satan and his soldiers or aides, as well as the latter’s evil thoughts, which he induces.
