Satanic Dream (Hulm)
Satanic Dream (Hulm): In Islamic dream classification, frightening and confusing dreams from Satan. Intended to upset, scare, or mislead the person. It is advised not to interpret them or tell anyone.
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Nafsani Dream (Ego-driven Dream)
In Islamic dream classification, dreams arising from ego desires and daily preoccupations. Reflections of food, sexuality, or everyday anxieties. Do not require interpretation.
True Dream (Ru'ya Sadiqa)
In Islamic tradition, true dreams considered 1/46th of prophethood. Seen toward dawn, clear and consistent, often manifesting literally. Detailed extensively in the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad.
Nightmare
Bad dreams that evoke intense fear, anxiety, or terror, usually waking the person. They occur during REM sleep and are typically remembered in detail. Can be linked to stress, trauma, and medications.
Spiritual Dream
In Islamic tradition, divinely sourced dreams. Contains glad tidings, warnings, or guidance from God. Clear, peaceful, and meaningful. A subcategory of true dreams.
Ibn Sirin
The most famous dream interpreter in Islamic history (653-729). Scholar from Basra, hadith expert, and master interpreter. His work is the fundamental reference in dream interpretation.
Imam Nabulsi
Ottoman-era dream interpreter (1641-1731). Known for his comprehensive dream interpretation work 'Ta'tir al-Anam fi Tafsir al-Manam'. The most referenced source after Ibn Sirin.