Search Key: Tayammum
Tayammum
(arb.) Performing one’s ritual ablution but without water in a dream
means the nearing solutions of one’s problems. Tayammum is usually performed
instead of the regular ablution in the absence of water, or because of a
preventing illness, etcetera. However, observing the religious rites and substance
of the act remains solemn. Tayammum in a dream also may mean a journey, or
an illness. If the act is performed with a dry surface such as wood, stone, dry
sand, earth, or a substance that does not stick to the skin in a dream, it means
that one’s travel plans may be infeasible, or it could mean that he will become
cheep, or pursue his evil desires. To perform tayammum while water is
accessible in a dream means falsehood and hypocrisy. It also means hoping for
forgiveness while adamantly pursuing the avenues of wrongdoing, giving
preference to one’s interests in the world over his lasting benefits in the
hereafter, preferring masturbation over lawful sexual intercourse, or being a
hypocrite, and it could mean recovering from a terminal illness, or release from
prison. (Also see Enacting; Ablution)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Enactin g
Enacting ablution rites or performing the acts of ritual ablution without
water ( arb. Tayammum) in a dream means nearing the solution of one’s problems.
(Also see Tayammum)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Ablution
Taking an ablution and completing it by giving careful attention to
details in a dream means fulfilling one’s needs. Taking a second ablution to
perform one’s prayers without the ritual need to do so in a dream means increase
in one’s light. Taking ablution with milk or honey in a dream means debts.
Ablution is a proper deed in all religions. It is a guard, a clemency, assurance
of the divine protection and immunity from punishment. Taking an ablution to
perform one’s prayers in a dream means entering under God’s protection against
what one may fear. It is reported in the traditions that God Almighty has said
to Moses, upon whom be peace: “When you are seized by fear, take your ablution
and direct your family to enter the sacrament of prayers.” Washing one’s body
in a dream is either performed in preparation for prayers or to wash away
impurities. Taking ablution inside a tunnel, or taking a complete ritual bath in
a dream means recovering a stolen object. Taking one’s ablution and engaging
in prayers in a dream means relief from distress and offering thanks to God
Almighty for His protection and guidance. If a merchant sees himself praying
without ablution in a dream, it means that he has entered into a business
venture without capital. If a worker sees that dream, it means that he has no
home to shelter him. If a ruler sees that dream, it means that he has no soldiers
to protect him. If a sick person sees himself taking ablution while in bed in a
dream, it means separation from his wife or a close friend. Taking ablution
inside one’s house in a dream means that one will move to a new house. Taking
ablution in the street or the marketplace in public or in a bathhouse in a dream
means a scandal, loss and a curse. Taking ablution at the seashore or in a proper
ablution area in a dream means dispelling one’s fear, sorrow or distress. Taking
ablution while standing over a friend’s head in a dream means inheriting him.
Seeing a friend taking his ablution over one’s head in a dream means suffering
harm or a scandal that will be caused by such a friend. Taking ablution in a
dream also means dispelling fears, recovering from an illness, paying one’s
debts or repenting from sin. Taking ablution with hot water in a dream means
falling sick. Wanting to take ablution and failing to find the proper means to
perform it in a dream means failure of a project or facing adversities. (Also see
Tayammum; Enacting; Prayers; Ritual bath)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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