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Sayyidi Younus AlGohar answers a viewer's question about dreams. Why do we dream and how do we differentiate between truthful dreams and false ones?
Summary:
- Through dreams, God shows those who do not have access to their fate what is written in their future. People who cannot physically meet spiritual dignitaries like prophets, messengers and saints - either due to not living in their eras or not having the spiritual power to see them - may meet them in their dreams. If one is on the spiritual path then the spiritual messages from the Spiritual Guide will be received through dreams. Since dreams are used as a divine instrument for good purposes, therefore, the Devil also makes use of dreams; he will show you false dreams to lead you astray.
- The dreams of prophets and messengers are all true. Sainthood is 40% of Prophethood; therefore 40% of the dreams they see are truthful and 60% are false. However, the saints possess spiritual knowledge through which they can differentiate the truthful dreams from the false ones.
- A common man is not equipped with the knowledge through which he could recognise his dreams. Therefore, rather than interpreting his own dreams himself, he should seek out a man of God who can interpret his dreams for him. A common person cannot tell what message is being conveyed in his dreams from God - or whether or not it is actually a message from God.
- Many human beings have been misguided by their dreams. People who become religious end up having very dangerous dreams. Religious clerics lack knowledge and understanding of the Prophetic Traditions, hence they quote one Prophetic Tradition in particular when it comes to dreams.
Prophet Mohammad said, 'Whoever sees me in his dream has actually seen me because the Devil cannot adopt my appearance.'
- So now if anyone sees somebody in their dream who claims to be Prophet Mohammad, they develop a strong conjecture that the one who came in their dream was actually Prophet Mohammad. Now due to this misunderstanding, many great scholars were misguided. For example, Ashraf Ali Thanvi who believed in a false dream in which he saw himself, God forbid, saving Prophet Mohammad from falling on the Straight Path.
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By Alra TVSayyidi Younus AlGohar answers a viewer's question about dreams. Why do we dream and how do we differentiate between truthful dreams and false ones?
Summary:
- Through dreams, God shows those who do not have access to their fate what is written in their future. People who cannot physically meet spiritual dignitaries like prophets, messengers and saints - either due to not living in their eras or not having the spiritual power to see them - may meet them in their dreams. If one is on the spiritual path then the spiritual messages from the Spiritual Guide will be received through dreams. Since dreams are used as a divine instrument for good purposes, therefore, the Devil also makes use of dreams; he will show you false dreams to lead you astray.
- The dreams of prophets and messengers are all true. Sainthood is 40% of Prophethood; therefore 40% of the dreams they see are truthful and 60% are false. However, the saints possess spiritual knowledge through which they can differentiate the truthful dreams from the false ones.
- A common man is not equipped with the knowledge through which he could recognise his dreams. Therefore, rather than interpreting his own dreams himself, he should seek out a man of God who can interpret his dreams for him. A common person cannot tell what message is being conveyed in his dreams from God - or whether or not it is actually a message from God.
- Many human beings have been misguided by their dreams. People who become religious end up having very dangerous dreams. Religious clerics lack knowledge and understanding of the Prophetic Traditions, hence they quote one Prophetic Tradition in particular when it comes to dreams.
Prophet Mohammad said, 'Whoever sees me in his dream has actually seen me because the Devil cannot adopt my appearance.'
- So now if anyone sees somebody in their dream who claims to be Prophet Mohammad, they develop a strong conjecture that the one who came in their dream was actually Prophet Mohammad. Now due to this misunderstanding, many great scholars were misguided. For example, Ashraf Ali Thanvi who believed in a false dream in which he saw himself, God forbid, saving Prophet Mohammad from falling on the Straight Path.
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➡This video is a clip from Sufi Online with Younus AlGohar, a daily show on ALRA TV streamed LIVE on YouTube at 10 PM GMT - join us here: https://www.youtube.com/alratv/live
❓Have a question for Sayyidi Younus AlGohar? Text your questions to us on WhatsApp: +447380315726 or Facebook messenger: http://m.me/alratv
🎥 Find this video on Daily Motion and Soundcloud
http://www.dailymotion.com/mehdifound...https://soundcloud.com/younusalgohar/