About Khawab aur Tabeer

What it does

You describe a dream in writing or by voice, along with a few details such as the time of the dream and how you felt on waking. Khawab aur Tabeer then gives you a reading based on the classical dream literature associated with Ibn Sirin, Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulsi and Ibn Shaheen, a short psychological reflection, the key symbols in the dream, recommended Sunnah actions and authentic duas.

Each dream is placed in one of the categories described in the hadith: a true dream (ru’ya sadiqa) as glad tidings from Allah, a disturbing dream from Shaytan, or the self talking (hadith al-nafs).

How interpretations are produced

Interpretations are generated by an AI model (Google Gemini), guided by instructions written for this site. The symbol dictionary pages are written in advance and are the same for every reader.

AI can make mistakes. It may misread a dream, oversimplify a classical opinion or phrase something poorly. Treat every interpretation as a reflection to think about, not as a ruling.

Our principles

• Classical views are presented as “according to the tradition”. Quotations and book references are never invented.
• Dreams are never presented as certain fate. Knowledge of the unseen belongs to Allah alone.
• Only well-known, authentic supplications are suggested.
• Frightening dreams are met with the Sunnah guidance: seek refuge in Allah and do not dwell on them.
• Your dreams are private: there are no accounts, and the journal stays on your device.

Not a fatwa

Khawab aur Tabeer does not issue religious rulings and is not a substitute for a qualified scholar, doctor or counsellor. For important decisions, or if your dreams are causing you distress, please speak to someone qualified whom you trust.

Contact

Corrections, suggestions and questions are welcome at contact@khawabaurtabeer.com.