In Dreams in Islam on www.dr-umar-azam.com, I have informed readers that there are three categories of 'dreams' in Islam: evil dreams [satanic], suggestion of one's own mind [mainly satanic] and 'good' dreams [those from Allah Most High]. I'm interested in only the latter category where, for instance, the dreamer sees religious symbols [for example, the Ka'aba, or the wearing of white clothes] - these kind of dreams make the person dreaming happy on waking up from sleep. Please don't ask me to interpret dreams concerning matters of illicit sexual relationships in waking life etc., which are unlawful in Islam anyway.I cannot anyhow guarantee that your dream will have a meaning or that I myself will be able to interpret it but I will try my best, using the book Dreams and Interpretations by Ibn Sireen [R.A.] and, if this particular book does not have the required interpretation, then Internet resources on both Islamic and scientific [secular]interpretations of dreams. For examples of dreams that I've already interpreted for Visitors to my Web Sites, see Selected Islamic Correspondence on www.dr-umar-azam.com If your dream and the reply I give are selected for publication in the future, you will, of course, have the right to confidentiality [see the Privacy Policy link on this Site], though most correspondents are pleased to see their contributions published.