Is the aforementioned description for seeing a dear person in a dream, which includes performing ablution (wudu'), lying on the right side, placing the right hand under the head, reciting Surahs "Ash-Shams," "Al-Layl," "At-Tin," "Al-Kafirun," "Al-Ikhlas," "Al-Falaq," and "An-Nas," and supplicating with "Allahumma arini ru'ya tubashiruni bi fulan" (O Allah, show me a dream that gives me good tidings about so-and-so), correct?
This statement is incorrect, and there is no evidence for it from the Book (Quran) or the Sunnah. Whoever does this may commit an additional innovation (bid'ah) because he makes what is not a Sunnah seem like the Sunnah, and equating what is not legislated with what is legislated is an innovation.
Summarized from the full answer at Ftawy · reviewed Sep 2, 2026
Read the full answer on Ftawyhttps://ftawy.com/en/questions/171380