Islamic Dream Interpretation

You woke up and the dream is still with you. What does it mean?

Ruyay explains your dream the way Muslims have understood dreams for centuries: through the classical books of interpretation, with honesty and respect.

TELL IT BEFORE IT FADES
Speak your dream out loud the moment you wake up. Ruyay writes it down for you, with the Hijri and Gregorian date, whether you saw it before Fajr, and whether it keeps coming back.

A CLEAR AND HONEST READING
Ruyay explains your dream step by step: the kind of dream it may be (a true vision, thoughts from your day, or a bad dream), what each symbol points to in the source books, and gentle guidance on what to do next. Every reading ends with the words: and Allah knows best.

STRAIGHT FROM THE SOURCE BOOKS
Browse a dictionary of dream symbols, from water and snakes to travel and rain. Each entry shows what the book of Al Nabulsi and the book attributed to Ibn Sirin say about that symbol, with the original Arabic text in front of you.

ASK MORE QUESTIONS
Still wondering about a detail? Ask about it in a simple chat. The answers stay faithful to the same sources and never claim to know the unseen.

A PRIVATE DREAM JOURNAL
Your dreams are saved in your own quiet journal. No feed, no comments, no sharing. You can remove your data at any time.

WITH RESPECT AND CARE
Dreams have a place in Islam, and we treat them with the care they deserve. Ruyay does not tell fortunes and does not claim to know the future. It offers meanings for reflection, and for serious matters it reminds you to ask people of knowledge.

IN BOTH LANGUAGES
Ruyay works fully in Arabic and English.

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Give your dream the reading it deserves.

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