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?
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This statement is incorrect, and there is no evidence for it from the Book (Quran) or the . 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.
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