MUHAMMAD Rüyada Görmek

Rüyada muhammad görmek (God's Prophet Muhammad, blessings and peace be upon him; The Seal of the prophets; The last Messenger) It is related that God's Messenger, upon whom be peace, has said: "One who sees me in a dream will see me in his wakefulness, for Satan cannot impersonate me. "He also has said: "One who sees me in a dream, it is as ifhe has truly seen me, for Satan cannot impersonate me. " He also has said: "One who sees me in a dream will not enter the fire of hell." Muslim theologians and scholars differ in opinion about the meaning of seeing God's Prophet (uwbp) in a dream. Imam Ibn Seeri'n used to ask someone who tells of such a dream to describe the Prophet, upon whom be peace. If any of the details did not fit his description, Ibn Seerm's reply was: ''You have not seen him." A§im Bin Kulayb once said: "I related to Ibn Abbas, God bless his soul and that of his father, that I saw God's Prophet (uwbp) in a dream. Ibn Abbas replied: "Describe him to me." A§im Bin Kulayb added: "I described him as resembling Al-Hassan son of 'Ali, upon both of them be peace." Ibn Abbas replied: "Indeed you have seen him." Ibn 'Arabi once explained that the essence of seeing God's Prophet (uwbp) is cognizance of his presence and understanding the reality of his character and example. Thus, recognizing the presence of the blessed being is as affirmation of the truth, while seeing the physical form represents his example and attributes, for being earthly does not change the essence of prophethood. When God's Prophet (uwbp) said: "He will see me in wakefulness," it means: 'Expounding upon what he saw,' for what one sees in such a dream is the truth which resides in the realms of the unseen. In the second saying, when God's Prophet, upon whom be peace, said: "It is as if he has truly seen me," it means that if one had seen him during the time of delivering God's massage, the example will be the same. Thus, the first saying signifies what is real and true while the second saying implies the physical reality and its example. If one sees God's Prophet, upon whom be peace, coming toward him in a dream, it means blessings and benefits, and if one sees God's prophet (uwbp) turning away from him in a dream, it means the opposite. AI-Qagi 'Iyag, God bless his soul, interpreted the words of God's Prophet (uwbp) in his saying: "Has truly seen me," to mean: "has truly seen my physical form," that the blessed companions knew, while seeing him in another form in a dream means that one's dream connotes personal interpretations. Following the explanation of AI-Qagi 'Iyiig, Imam AlNawawi commented by saying: "This is a weak explanation. A stronger interpretation is to say that one who sees God's Prophet (uwbp) in a dream has seen him in reality however his resemblance may appear. Whether the resemblance in the dream is known or not." In a separate commentary, Shaikh Al-Baqlani added: "What AI-Qiigi 'Iyag has said does not contradict what Imam Al-Na wa wi has said." This is because the first dream does not require interpretation,