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One Out of Four-Daughters in Dream

 

 Question:

I saw in a dream that out of my four daughters, one passed away, and that thirteen years had elapsed since her demise.

Answer:

A cherished ambition long held in your heart is now destined to reach fulfillment. In dreams, "one of four daughters" signifies a pivotal hope among your aspirations. That thirteen years had passed denotes that this hope has resided within your heart for an extended duration. The dream appeared precisely because the hour of its realization has arrived. When a dream is devoid of grief and mourning, the demise of a child allegorically portends the successful completion and fruition of a long-awaited purpose.

The Full Moon and Marriage

 

 Question:

I saw in a dream that I was standing with my mother and several other people at night. Looking up at the sky, I beheld a radiant full moon displaying moving television broadcasts. First appeared images of animals—initially a cat, then a dog and a zebra; thereafter appeared plants and trees, and finally, I saw young children playing joyfully.

Answer:

A female associate is covertly working against you, seeking to create complications regarding your marriage; however, her efforts will come to naught. The cat, dog, and zebra symbolize underhanded machinations, whereas beholding children at play portends ultimate success, domestic happiness, and marital harmony.

Body Image Discontent / Marital Reluctance)

 

 Question:

In our family tradition, marriages are arranged strictly according to parental choice, and their decree is unalterable. My struggle is that the young man to whom I am betrothed is short in stature, whereas I long for a husband taller than myself. In a recent dream, I saw that my family was refusing to wed me to my fiancé, intending instead to marry me to someone of even shorter stature; in the dream, I wept bitterly, pleading before everyone, yet no one listened to my cries.

Answer:

Submit willingly to your parents’ choice and enter this marriage; your life will unfold with great happiness. Tall men frequently wed women of shorter stature and cultivate profoundly joyous marriages.

Domestic Neglect & Narcissistic Abuse-The Youngest Wife

 

 Question:

I am the youngest of my husband’s multiple wives. His other wives possess ordinary appearances and cannot match me in refinement or manners, yet they excel in cunning, deceit, and manipulation. My co-wives hail from affluent lineages, whereas I come from a modest, impoverished family. Disregarding my devoted virtues, my husband has cast me out of his home. Today, I have neither my husband’s companionship nor a roof over my head; I possess nothing save profound sorrow.

With deep grief, I must state that my husband is a hedonist consumed by luxury. Blessed with vast wealth, he routinely tours metropolitan hubs and foreign countries, always accompanied on these travels by some unrelated woman, yet remains perpetually insatiable. Despite his libertine pursuits, he keeps these "companions," completely neglecting my basic sustenance and ignoring our young child. Prescribe a spiritual litany through which my husband may abandon his vices and return to loving me and our child.

Answer:

You yourself acknowledged that your husband was already affluent and wed to multiple wives. The reality is that despite his existing marriages, you entered this union driven by the allure of material wealth; you could have chosen to marry a man of modest means. In affluent households devoid of religious grounding and moral restraint, the principles over which you now grieve carry little weight.

The underlying cause of your anguish is that you were unable to assimilate into this indulgent environment. The divine law established by Allah Almighty declares that there is no compulsion in religion—meaning that creation is granted sovereign latitude in selecting its paths. You exercised your own free will in choosing this path. Nonetheless, turn to Allah Almighty in sincere supplication; He alone is Omnipotent over all affairs.

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