Umar Azam has written:

'Dreams in Islam' -- subject(s): Dreams, Islam, Religious aspects of Dreams

in Islam as profet Mohammad said (peace be upon him ) that there are three kinds of dreams one is that there is something you've been thinking about a lot lately so you dream of it and the other is that the Satan wants to scare and the third is that God wants to ensure you that something good is going to happen to you and to know which one you had there are many book explain dreams between Muslims .

Iain R. Edgar has written:

'The dream in Islam' -- subject(s): Ethnopsychology, Dream interpretation, Dreams in literature, History, Dreams, Islam

'Dreamwork, anthropology and the caring professions' -- subject(s): Dream interpretation, Dreams, Ethnopsychology, Social aspects, Social aspects of Dreams

'Guide to imagework' -- subject(s): Research, Psychodrama, Dream interpretation, Imagery (Psychology), Methodology, Social psychology, Ethopsychology, Gestalt psychology

if you dream of someone that is alive and is dead in your dream then that mean that that the person will have a long life

Dreams in Islam are a bit important.Some dreams are from the Devil and some are from Allah.Dreams have a meaning, but they are almost always misinterpreted. Prophet Yousuf (P.B.U.H) was given the ability to interpret dreams correctly.But we have to be careful in telling our dreams to other people, if they misinterpret the dream then consequences can be bad.Sometimes the devil may make us see a dream that will be misinterpreted by us and other's.Sometimes when the dream is from Allah then it is to be taken seriously.Some of the dead people even come in their loved ones dream's and talk to them.People also see Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) in their dreams.

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