Allah

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Islamic Interpretation

God Almighty—the Lord, Creator, Sustainer of all worlds. Nothing resembles Him, and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing. Seeing God in a dream is interpreted in accordance with the dreamer’s state. If He is witnessed in His majesty without form, description, likeness, or human attributes, it signifies glad tidings in this life and the next, blessings that may extend even to one’s descendants. If He appears in any other manner, particularly without addressing the dreamer, it indicates confusion or an unsettled spiritual state. If a sick person sees God, it signifies that his death is approaching and that he will meet his Lord. For a misguided soul, seeing God means guidance; for one who is oppressed, it denotes victory and the arrival of justice. Hearing God’s words without seeing Him reflects the dreamer’s inner imagination, though it may comfort the heart and inspire determination. Hearing divine speech without a vision of Him also signifies elevation in rank. Receiving revelation from behind a veil represents confusion and innovation, especially if a messenger describes the speaker as God—for such a depiction is a nightmare, since the Almighty cannot be portrayed through created forms. Seeing an image of God indicates falsehood and attributing to Him what does not befit His glory. If God speaks to a person directly and the dreamer is able to focus on Him, it signifies being enveloped in mercy and blessings. Seeing God in a dream also suggests that one will behold His Divine Countenance in the Hereafter. Witnessing God above the Throne means elevation in knowledge, rank, and sustenance. Running to hide from God signifies abandoning obedience and slipping into heedlessness. A veil between the servant and his Lord indicates major sins and reprehensible deeds. If God’s displeasure is witnessed—such as being unable to bear His light or trembling with fear before hastening to repent—it means the dreamer is deeply engaged in sinful behavior, following desires, introducing false religious notions, and misleading others. Hearing God speak in a dream represents admonition and a warning to avoid sin, and may also reflect increased devotion in reciting the Qur’an. If God speaks with words the dreamer cannot understand, and then blesses or touches him, it means nearness to God and exaltation of rank. If God appears in the likeness of one’s father, brother, or relative while showing kindness, it signifies a forthcoming calamity or serious illness. If a righteous person sees himself standing humbly before God, filled with awe, it means mercy will surround him and strengthen his spiritual growth; the same applies to seeing oneself prostrating before Him. If God speaks from behind a veil, it may symbolize a devoted worshipper; but if the divine speech occurs without a veil, it warns of falling into sin. If God names someone using his birth name and then adds an honorific title, it signifies elevation in status. Seeing God angry means one’s parents are displeased—symbolized also by falling from a high place. If a devout believer sees God kissing him, it indicates increased devotion and reward. Fearing God in a dream reflects nobility, serenity, wealth of the soul, and detachment from worldly cravings. (Also see Carriers of the Divine Throne; Divine Throne; Educator; God's will; King.)

📖 Understanding This Dream

This interpretation of seeing Allah in your dream is based on classical Islamic scholarship and traditional sources. Dream interpretations in Islam are considered a form of guidance, but they should be understood in the context of your personal circumstances and spiritual state. For matters of significant importance, we recommend consulting with a qualified Islamic scholar.

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