Haram Imam Warns Against Unqualified Dream Interpreters
The Friday sermon at the Grand Mosque was delivered by Sheikh Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah bin Hamid. He emphasized the importance of God-consciousness (taqwa) and its effects on the soul, focusing on the concept of visions and dreams and their dangers. He clarified that a truthful dream is from Allah, considered part of prophecy, and a source of good news for believers—provided that the person is truthful, follows Allah’s commands, and stays away from prohibitions. He pointed out that there are different types of visions: the righteous from Allah, the disliked from Satan, self-talk, and others. Interpreting them is permissible if done within lawful principles and Islamic rules. He warned against lying in the interpretation of dreams, as it amounts to lying about Allah and is considered a major sin. While visions hold significance in guidance and moral development, they are not a source of legislation or religious rulings.
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