Saying “Allah”

Saying “Allah” in a dream is among the auspicious dreams one may see, for the name of Allah is always a dream that becomes a means of goodness. It is related that the dreamer has enemies in his life, yet by overcoming these enemies and standing firm against the injustices, schemes, and confessions they have made, he will remain with his head held high and his brow unstained.

If one sees in his dream that he is beseeching Allah while repeatedly saying “Allah,” this indicates that a circumstance or wish he has desired for a long time will come to pass, and that he has completed the period necessary for its fulfilment. If the person has troubles, he will overcome them and attain both material and spiritual tranquillity.

Singing hymns or folk songs in which the name of Allah is mentioned in a dream is a herald that the dreamer will be at peace both in this world and in the Hereafter.

Saying “Allah” while telling another person about Allah in a dream indicates that the dreamer will leave an impression upon another person’s life. It signifies that the dreamer will turn back, through conversation and admonition, someone in his surroundings who is about to stray from the path of goodness; by explaining the deviations of the evil path onto which that person has strayed and the harms it will bring him, he will make him return and strengthen that person’s spirituality.

To see oneself remembering Allah in a dream is related to the opening of auspicious doors for the dreamer. It signifies that the dreamer will be freed from a heavy debt in which he is burdened and will attain a position and an occupation through which he will gain new, abundant, and blessed earnings.

To see oneself weeping while remembering Allah in a dream indicates that the dreamer is aware of a sin he has committed, that he prays for this sin to be forgiven, and that he ought not to cease his supplications; it also indicates that his prayers have begun to be accepted.

Remembering Allah continually in a dream indicates that the dreamer fears Allah and fears committing sins, and that he is especially cautious and refrains greatly in order not to commit sin. It shows that he is prudent with regard to his spirituality.

If the person remembering Allah in a dream is suffering from a health problem, it signifies that he will soon attain healing and heralds that he will lead a life full of abundance and blessing. If a person suffering material hardship sees in his dream that he is remembering Allah, he will pay this burden of debt through the agency of another and be freed from it.

According to some interpreters of dreams, seeing oneself remembering Allah in a dream also shows the soundness of a person’s faith and creed.

The finest supplication that gives strength to man is: “There is no power and no strength except through Allah, the Most High, the Most Great” (“La hawla wa la quwwata illa billahil-‘Aliyyil-‘Azim”). At the same time, it protects a person from evils. To recite this supplication or to say “La Hawla” in a dream is a herald that the dreamer will attain strength.

To say “La Hawla” in a dream is a herald that, during a period in which the dreamer is having difficulty resolving matters, needs support, seeks help in order to solve his problems, and knocks upon doors for this purpose, it will not be a person but Allah who opens that door, and that he will resolve this problem with Allah’s support.

To say “La Hawla” after a deceased person in a dream indicates that the dreamer will fall into distress because of an event he never expected and that has already passed; he will not even understand that the cause of this distress is that past event. After enduring this distress for a while and suffering a loss, he will once again set his affairs right through a person with whom he has had enmity since the past.

According to some interpreters of dreams, saying “La Hawla” in a dream is interpreted as indicating that the dreamer is a stubborn person who persists in his wishes.

A person who says “La Hawla” in his dream is interpreted as pursuing his wishes and dreams and expending great effort for them.

To see oneself worshipping Allah in a dream is interpreted in various ways. To see oneself worshipping Allah by performing the prayer in a dream is related to the dreamer making an auspicious marriage, with very strong spirituality, through the support he will receive from the close people around him, and being happy in this new life. If the dreamer is married and sees himself worshipping Allah by performing the prayer, it signifies that he will have auspicious children who respect and care for their mother and father and their forefathers.

To worship Allah by fasting in a dream indicates that the dreamer has wronged a person by consuming that person’s due, yet did so without realizing it; and that, when he realizes it, he will seek that person’s forgiveness, apologize, and make peace with him.

Worshipping Allah in a dream is always interpreted as goodness, blessing, peace, and happiness.

With the right perspective, it can signify restoring balance, recovery, and developing a new understanding.

Uncertainty, indecision, or a tendency to take on excessive burden may be observed.

In the interpretation, the themes of spiritual signs, work and responsibility, the emotional tone in the dream, and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.