Dreaming of Quran

Unlike the other Abrahamic religious text visions in our dreams, the Quran appears in such a unique way that often confuses the dreamer.

Sometimes we teach, recite, or we are actively listening to one particular verse out of the 6238 in the Quran in our dreams. We may also see the Quran may fall from our hands, kiss it, receive it as a gift, or notice its radiant golden color. This Islamic book manifests differently to each person according to the purpose it serves in their life.

Did you Dream of the Quran?

These are not like your typical dreams because whenever the Quran emerges, it displays a meaningful message that appears at a specific time. And for some peculiar reason, some dreamers even see the dead reading the Quran in their dreams.

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Due to the fact that dreams are very complex, in order to understand the Quran in your dream you will need to understand yourself at the present moment.

Three Types of Dreams in Islam

There are three types of dreams in the Islamic tradition. Good dreams (from Allah), bad dreams (from the shaytan), and psychological dreams, arising from the self (similar to modern dream theory).

Dream themes that are rooted in the dreamer’s past experiences or emotions (psychological) are often unconscious to the dreamer.

To properly interpret the meaning of your dream, you will have to use methods similar to the parables in the Quran. These messages have a special meaning for the dreamer that only they can decode.

Quran Dream Meaning

Depending the context of your dream, you must decipher whether this is actually a holy message from Allah or something related to your devotion or personal beliefs. Seeing a book in a dream indicates inner knowledge or secrecy, but a spiritual text offers even deeper meaning.

Koran verses tend to contain a more impactful meaning that mirrors God’s word that may be unconscious to the dreamer. The Quran may appear in your dreams during problematic or trying times in your life. It appears as a symbol to encourage the dreamer to stay on the right path and trust the process.

Other visions of the Quran in dreams might be displayed as either a warning or symbol of a prosperous future, depending on the context in your dream. Good visions (Ru’yaa) constitute truthful or positive dreams, which stem from the word of God.

The people who chose to spend their life’s in a honest way one will likely to have accurate dreams. Furthermore, the Prophet Muhammad understood the people who experienced positive dreams should share them with only those who they like and trust.

Quran Falling from Your Hands?

Dreaming of hands symbolizes your expressions, the way you see the world and how you see yourself.

To dream of the Quran falling from your hands represents a sudden loss of faith. This is a powerful metaphor for something that grounds you but it slipping away. These dreams don’t mean anything bad, but sometimes appear to help the dreamer get back on track. 

The location it fell from becomes a helpful tip to find out what might have caused it to fall in the first place.

Did You Kiss the Quran?

If you kiss the Quran in your dream it represents the inner fulfillment you get from reading its verses. Remember we spoke about how our dreams speak in metaphors? Well it turns out that kissing causes a chemical reaction in your brain, including a burst of the hormone oxytocin.

Dreaming of kissing the Quran is a positive dream that tells the dreamer they will benefit from the readings. Is there a verse you need to find to help you in your waking life?

Receiving the Quran as a Gift

Receiving the Quran in your dream is a positive symbol of wisdom that will be prosperous for you in the future.

If you are unable to recognize the person who gave you the Quran in your dream, it becomes a symbol of something unconscious, or a hidden element in your life that will randomly appear. Alternatively, the person who gives it to you will have some disguised positive attributes that you want to see in yourself.

Receiving gifts in a dream is common, but receiving them from the dead is a different meaning all together. In fact, when we do connect with the dead in this so called “middle way” they are known to give us food, money, and sometimes spiritual messages.

When the dead comes to us in our dream to bring us the Quran it becomes a symbol of peace, protection from the outside elements, and wisdom.

Dreaming of a Gold Quran?

The closest you will get to god is when the color gold appears in your dreams. Dreaming of a GOLD QURAN represents the connection to the afterlife, spiritual enlightenment, and protection from Allah.

Gold has a close connection with symbol of the sun. Its radiant gold/yellow color tells you about the thing that will grow in your life. The Quran tells us that Allah the Almighty created the SUN which is a sign that indicates the Power, all knowing and the Mercy of Allah.