Dreams of Ibn Sirin

He is famous for interpreting dreams from Muzakat. It is repressed, as the mind is emptied of these repressed feelings through dreams, and dreams should not be interpreted except in what is good, so some dream interpreters appeared to whom God Almighty gave the ability to interpret dreams correctly, and those who see dreams. He should not tell the dream about it to all people, but rather he should keep it a secret and not speak of it except to those who have the ability to interpret or to those who love what is good for him and do not try to explain it to him except with goodness, and among those to whom God gave the ability to interpret dreams is Ibn Sirin. The name and origin of Ibn Sirinho Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Sirin Al-Basri, follower of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him. He was a jurist, hadith scholar, imam, prolific in knowledge, a cleric, and a man. Sirin's wedding. Sirin was a slave of Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, who was later released. Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, married Safiyya to Sirin and he was kind to both of them. Biography of Ibn Sirin God Almighty gave Sirin and Safiyya their son Muhammad at the end of the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan, and Sirin grew up in a house full of faith, piety, and religion, and gained knowledge from the great companions like Zaid ibn Thabit, May. May God be pleased with him and Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him. Muhammad bin Shirin divided his life in Basra into two parts. One part was engaged in knowledge and worship, and the other was allocated to work and trade, and he did not neglect one aspect at the expense of the other, which is the Muslim scholar. What distinguishes Ibn Sirin is the purity of his collection and good remembrance. Ibn Sirin and the Interpretation of DreamsGod gave Ibn Sirin the ability to interpret dreams, and he has a book on the interpretation of dreams. When someone asked him about the interpretation of dreams, he would answer the fear of God while he was awake, and what he saw in a dream would not harm him. His. The death of Ibn Sirin, Muhammad ibn Sirin died in the year 110 AH, and Hafsa bint Rashid, one of the worshipers, narrated: Marwan ibn al-Muhamli is our neighbor, and he was upright in worship and diligent in obedience, and when he died, we were sad. him very much. I saw him in a dream. I said: O Abu Abdullah, what has God done to you? He said: Take me into heaven. I said: Then what? He said: I was brought up with the truth among his companions, so I said: Then what? And Muhammad bin Shirin, who is close to him