Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Sweet Dreams Interview on Islam Channel

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speakers discuss the importance of understanding dreams and the potential negative consequences of them. They stress the need to clarify the meaning of dream interpretation and the importance of understanding the reality of dreams in various fields. The speakers also touch on the use of dreams in PTSD, anxiety, and addiction, and the need to clarify the meaning of dreaming and the negative consequences that come with it. They emphasize the importance of protecting one's personal cyber world or product, as well as the need to be mindful of the negative consequences of dreaming.
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Mufti Abdul Rahman ibn Yusuf Osama.

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Dreams is a fascinating subject. It's something of course that

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affects all you some of you tonight. It's well, that's what he

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thinks. But we'll come we'll come on. It's a part of it. It affects

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absolutely everybody. You're doing a 10 week course, teaching people

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is it about understanding dreams about dream interpretation, tell

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us a bit more. I think the main impetus behind the course is

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really to give

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give an understanding of what

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the basic types of dreams are. Because what we've got is we've

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got people who are absolutely obsessed by their dreams, and they

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want to read into every single submission. Absolutely. But they,

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you know, you get these questions. And generally, it could just be

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about something you've been thinking about. So some people,

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they totally disregard them. Some people, they become obsessed by

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them. And I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, because

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it's three types of dreams, as mentioned in the Quran itself, so

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you've got a device.

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That's, that is just your thoughts of the day, any concerns, you have

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anxieties you have, so you'll you'll actually see them at night

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and you remember him all night?

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About the back of my head because you're staring at me.

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Right, then you've got a year in Arabic, it's called a rote, rote

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Yamuna Walkman. So here are the truthful dreams that come from the

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Merciful One, which is Allah subhanaw taala. These the good

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ones, those are the good ones. Those are the good ones. They

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terrify truthful, they are the ones that have the possibility of

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being some meaning behind. Absolutely. And then you've got an

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Hello Momina shape on. So those are the frightening ones,

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generally from the shaytaan. And what about him as well.

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So that's so those are the three compartments. I mean, right. Even

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Serena humbler wrote a phenomenal book.

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What was his qualification? I mean, he seemed to be able to hit

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the nail on the head. Yeah, he was quite amazing. I think there's two

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levels of this one is you can, you can get to a certain level of

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dream interpretation. But then just like everything else, there's

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another level that is God, given what we call, it's from Allah. And

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even Assyrian definitely had that use value. Salam had that. So some

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people would get it the more Taqwa you have, and the more knowledge

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you have, you would obviously go further. Right? So So on your

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course, are you? As I said, Are you teaching people to interpret

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their dreams to understand not entirely know that I don't want

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that to be a misconception? Because really, what it is, is to

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understand the reality of where dreams come from, what are they so

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you can be better equipped to understand whether you need to

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give any significance to your dream and maybe help your family

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members, for example, I mean, many people may not know this, but it

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mentions in a hadith, that sort of loss of license said that dreams

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are left suspended until you interpret them. Right now, that's

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a very kind of complicated statement. Interesting. In fact,

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in another one, it says that the dreams are suspended on the on the

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foot of a bird. And if you interpret it, you will drop to be

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careful of the way you interpret it. Right? So based on that, now,

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when you see a frightening dream, it says that you should just say I

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will do bIllahi min ash shaytani R rajim. I seek refuge in Allah

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from, from the shaytaan turn around, spit on the side, just

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lightly, just to show kind of disregard for the shutdown because

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it's generally shaytaan trying to scare you, and turn around go to

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sleep. Every time you tell somebody your dream, you're just

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solidifying it. Because at the end of the day, it's a dream is just

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an imagination. I suppose that brings us actually to your work,

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Dr. Muhammad because there must be some truth in life. People are

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having reoccurring dreams. And then they're telling people,

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they're constantly going over those dreams. It reinforces the

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dream or reinforces the fear. And dreams are a big thing in in post

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traumatic stress. Yeah, and there's some one of the symptoms

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in PTSD. It's like a dream when it comes to the worst or barely dream

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like nightmares. But in general in psychology, we as brother had

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mentioned about auto Hallam. So it's about thought for the the

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person if you consider in your day, daily life, it was something

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that you were thinking so it's equity dimension, could be

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something related to the past. Something's happening to you and

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you are concerned about it or have or worried about it, or

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something's about your present life, or something's you're

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thinking in the future. So these 311 10 weeks, I was thinking once

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every Saturday, what is it how is once every Saturday how that is?

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Well, what we're going to do first is we're going to go through the

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dreams mentioned in the Quran. So just in sort of use of I mean,

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another name for that could be the sort of dreams because got three

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dreams in their use of Iceland's own dream, which came to light

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only 40 years afterwards. So dream interpretation, you know, the

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reality of it only hit after 40 years. Then you've got when he saw

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those two people in prison he was exactly the one who's going to

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serve. And then a third is the king's dream himself, which then

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was a cause for him to come out. Then there's one

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to other other dreams indicating a session in itself. That's more

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than probably a more than one of the things we touched on last

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night very briefly with Sheikh Mohammed Sharif was here he was

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talking about esta Hara and how to make decisions. Now that's also an

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interesting area with relation to dreams because people sometimes

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feel he Do you know, indications from a dream? Well, the thing

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about istikhara dreams, I've looked through many of the Hadith,

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the Hadith that speak about is the Hora and I haven't come across a

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hadith that speaks about you getting an answer in your dream,

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that is generally one way of through experience that you will

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get an answer. A lot of people will contact me and say, you know,

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I've been doing istikhara for this long, I haven't seen a dream yet.

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You don't need to see a dream, you know, we really need to clarify

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that you don't need to see a dream, you just essentially where

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your mind goes up and you could see a dream. What is the

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understanding? I've got a personal one for you here. What is the

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understanding of? Because we know from our you know, it is yeah, we

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know from our belief as Muslims that no one knows the future,

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right? Only Allah knows the future. But sometimes people dream

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of things that come to pass. And sometimes I dreamt that one of my

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daughters would have blue eyes, and no one in my family has blue

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eyes. And a week before she was born, I dropped to blue eyes. And

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my daughter has blue eyes. This was just something that happened

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to me. It's never happened. You know, it's one of those things.

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How do we understand dreams live? Well, nobody knows that the future

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except ALLAH. So he has. He's omniscient. He knows everything,

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even for the future. So it could be from Allah subhanho wa taala.

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But then you can't become obsessed by affecting things. Every dream

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of yours is from Allah and telling you about something. And then

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going back to that, because that is where it gets a bit difficult

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difficulty. What are people seeing the promise on asylum in their

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dreams? Well, that's the only thing where you can you can be

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confirmed of a reality because probably the loss of themselves

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said, Whoever sees me in his dream has really seen me, because

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shaytaan cannot impersonate me. And the reason is that what this

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allows him is 100%, hoc, truth and profit. And the shapefile is 100%

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volatile. And that is where Allah subhanaw taala hasn't allowed any

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kind of confusion to occur. So if you see

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finding out what kind of people other than Him are likely to come

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on your cost, do you think what's going to be pretty good? Well,

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we've already got a number of people that are on the call your

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teachers, given the one of his views.

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What kind of people that you can bring in for an experience, we've

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got generally a quite a wide range of people from around the world,

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actually, all the way from I think Fiji Islands to different

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countries around the world that have signed up for this course.

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And I think it's just generally people who've probably had some

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interest. They've been thinking that, you know, they're

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imaginative, they've had issues with their dreams. They they

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they're curious. I mean, are there many people who actually sit

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interpret dreams? I mean, you know, absolutely.

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As you said, people are just coming to our guests, David, any

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of those dreams or you don't want to share too much with us. But

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have you ever had those dreams? Either, you know, his car was

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gonna be stolen? Or secondhand bank?

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No more dreams, then. Yeah, no, but that's dream that has impacted

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a decision that you've made or has had an enormous impact on you,

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though. But I'd like to mention something else, which I witnessed

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as it were, I heard some ex prisoners from Guantanamo

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speaking. And they weren't saying that their dreams gave them while

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later and they were in solitary. While they were suffering that

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time enormous strength, which was very interesting. They were

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talking about this at a public meeting. That's amazing. We're

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going to a quick break now and we're going to come back and talk

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some more about

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story of the day How do you keep your belongings if you do about

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them in advance or something's going to happen

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as I was coming to the studio, I just had a Thief Thief catch him

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he's on the bike and yes, this this might go home to

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the guy that rule pass on a bike and poor guy, I think, another guy

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whose phone he stole Oh, that guy's trying to chase him but

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we're actually covering that kind of story. How you protect

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yourself. And that's actually interesting because the big

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phenomenon nowadays are people cycling by and grabbing and

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grabbing * and Grab. So how do you protect yourself? Let us

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know how do you protect your personal cyber world? How do you

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protect your bicycle your products or

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whatever, let us know we will be reading your messages just in case

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you very shortly

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