International Standard Book Number (ISBN)

9789675047848; jilid 1; 9675047844; jilid 1; 9789675047855; jilid 2; 9675047852; jilid 2; 9789675047862; jilid 3; 9675047860; jilid 3

Cataloging Source

UiTM; may; UiTM; rda

Local Call Number

BP190.5.D74; M84 2009

Main Entry - Personal Name

Muhammad Ibnu Sirin; author

Title Statement

ENSIKLOPEDIA TAFSIR MIMPI; Takwil Mimpi Yang Paling Lengkap dan Sistematik; Al-Imam Muhammad bin Sirin & An-Nablisi

Production, Publication, Distribution, Manufacture, and Copyright Notice

Puchong, Selangor; Berlian Publications Sdn. Bhd.; 2009

Physical Description

3 v.; 22 cm

Content Type

text; rdacontent

Media Type

unmediated; rdamedia

Carrier Type

volume; rdacarrier

Summary, Etc.

A true dream has two parts, the part that has been interpreted and its meaning is so clear that it does not need further interpretation. Other than that it is a hidden dream that needs interpretation because in it there is wisdom and news. The best time to dream is the time when the fruits begin to grow and appear. While the weak time in dreaming is in the winter, while the dream during the day is stronger and better than the dream at night. Dreams sometimes vary because of differences in human appearance, their occupation, their rank and their religion. Thus, dreams can be a blessing for a person, but on the other hand dreams can also be a torment for the person who experiences them. It is proper for the fortune teller to look for strong evidence of the dream that has been mentioned to him and leave out all forms of harsh rebukes and condemnation. For the fortune teller or dream interpreter does not underestimate the words: "I do not know," if he has difficulty in interpreting the dream. It is clear that Ibn Sirin was the most expert in this field of science, however if asked about dreams, perhaps he was just interpreting. A dream fortune teller should not be in a hurry in interpreting a dream until he first knows the side of the dream, its way out and its size. In addition, the fortune teller must also ask about the condition of the person who dreams, his job, his people, his life and not leave anything that can be used as evidence in knowing the problem.

Subject Added Entry - Topical Term

Dream; Religious Aspects

Record ID

640604