Seeking Refuge and the Basmala

To recite the Euzu-Besmele in a dream—that is, “I seek refuge in Allah from Satan, the stoned one and the expelled one (from the presence of Allah)—in the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate,” whose Arabic is A‘ūdhu billāhi min ash-shayṭānir-rajīm—Bismillāhir-Raḥmānir-Raḥīm—indicates that you will seek refuge in Allah in every matter and that you will strive more greatly for the completeness and perfection of your worship.

To see someone reciting the Euzu-Besmele in a dream is an indication that you wish to see around you people who are believers and firm in religion, and to partake of the peace and guidance they have attained.

If you saw a group reciting the Euzu-Besmele in a dream, it indicates that you will enter a period in which you will benefit from religious discussions and gatherings, or from the words of great scholars who have devoted themselves to this path.

If you see in a dream that you are continually reciting the Euzu-Besmele inwardly, and you are doing so out of fear, the dream is interpreted as meaning that you will ask for someone from Allah to come to your aid when misfortune befalls you, and that you will continually pray for this.

To recite the Euzu-Besmele in a dream indicates that you will undertake a new endeavor for the sake of Allah’s pleasure.

To see in a dream that you began an undertaking without reciting the Euzu-Besmele is a dream seen as a reminder that you did not mention Allah when beginning an undertaking.

It can be read as a sign of easing, receiving support, gaining morale, or a fruitful development.

Underestimating opportunities, succumbing to comfort, or being late may reduce the positive effect.

In the interpretation, the themes of spiritual signs, emotional life, success and reputation, financial matters, the emotional tone in the dream and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.