Islamic Interpretation
Seeing God’s prophet Ishaq, peace be upon him, in a dream signifies trials, adversities, and periods of hardship that test patience and faith, yet they ultimately lead to relief and divine support. For one who has a disobedient or runaway son, such a vision foretells the child’s return, repentance, and restoration of obedience and family harmony. The dream also heralds glad tidings, inner peace, and tranquillity after distress, though it may indicate suffering persecution or injustice from influential people of one’s town or from relatives, followed by God Almighty’s intervention, restoring honor, dignity, and integrity. Seeing Ishaq in his most radiant and beautiful form is a sign of abundant blessings and joyful news, indicating that one’s descendants will include leaders, governors, and righteous individuals. This vision further represents emerging from constricted circumstances into ease, turning from heedlessness to guidance, from poverty to wealth, and from disobedience toward parents to renewed filial obedience. If one sees himself transformed into Ishaq or wearing his robe, it signifies approaching danger or nearness to death, followed by divine rescue and preservation of life.