حديث (الرؤيا الصالحة جزء من ستة و أربعين جزءا من النبوة)‎ : دراسة عقدية

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Hadith (A good dream is one of the forty-six parts of prophec) A Theological Study
Ibtisam bint Abdulrahman Al-Falih
Department of Islamic Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Princess Noura Abdulrahman, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Email: ebtisam-101@hotmail.

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This study deals with an authentic hadith in which the Prophet Muhammad - Peace and Blessings be upon him- shows the importance of dreams in the life of a Muslim as they link to prophecy and represent some of its parts.

This adds significance to dreams in Islam.

Dreams relates to a Muslim's life, as they bring good tidings for what is coming or warn him/her about bad things that might occur, so as to be more careful.

This shows the relationship between a dream and matters of the imperceptible realm.

This sparked an interest in the study to clarify the status of dreams in the Islamic religion, as well as the difference between good dream and dreams in general, and the benefits of a good dream and other important matters that a Muslim needs to know in order to understand matters related to this great hadith.

The present study adopts an inductive approach in tracking issues related to this hadith.

The study comes to some conclusions, most important of which is that dreams are not the same, but they are divided into three types: a dream from God, a dream from the devil, and a dream arising from personal thoughts.

In addition, people are divided with respect to the verity of their dreams into three types: fully sincere dreams, mostly sincere, and rarely sincere, and that the dream of an infidel may come true, but in this case, it is not a part of prophecy.

Keywords: Good dream, Dream, Personal thoughts, Prophecy, Parts, Benefits.