Could you tell me what this dream would mean… I always see clouds forming into Surahs… and I am telling everyone that I told them only true god is Allah..no one else.. I always see this. I see this dream ever since I was small I see the sky changes color and sometimes become pink and black and its sparkling. Its always similar but the last one I saw has an additional thing. There was an umbrella shaped golden color figure passing through the sky same time as Allah and Muhammad is written in clouds…. And there was many white jellyfish figures following the golden umbrella…this was the last one.
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Asalamualikum
These dreams have been consistently occurring to you and they are beautiful. Allah looks at a person’s taqwa. Your level of taqwa ( fear of standing before Allah and avoidance of grievous sins forbidden by Allah) is on the higher side. Mashallah.
#1 Your seeing Clouds forming into Surahs implies that every time you get bogged down and feel disturbed, you should take recourse to Quran and you will find your answer to your problem which will end your worries. Inshallah.
#2 Your telling everyone that true god is Allah shows the level of Emaan (belief) which is very strong and at times it will be tested and further people will test your patience but you will not falter. Inshallah
#3 Your seeing umbrella shaped golden color figure passing through the sky same time as Allah and Muhammad is written in clouds…. And many white jellyfish figures following the golden umbrella implies that as you depart from the world one day you would have blessings of Allah and the protection of the angels. As the Elite angels that take your soul and ascend towards the seven heavens, the white jellyfish figures that are the angels of the heavens, will wish to accompany your soul on its journey.
But first in order for all this to happen you must do two things: Send as many salutation as you can on Muhammad s.a.w and secondly remember Allah’s favor unto you and your family. Combination of these two would get you to Jannah. Inshallah wa Aameen.
Waslamualikum.