It is known that ablution is one of the acts of worship that cleanses mistakes.
Cleanliness is also a part of faith. Seeing yourself performing ablution in your dream signifies goodness, joy, and the resolution of difficult difficulties. If the person who sees this dream is sick, he will be healed, if he is a sinner, he will repent, his goodness will increase, and he will achieve all kinds of happiness. Ablution is the key to beauty, cleanliness, goodness, peace and peace. Returning to the Fihrist, Imam Nablusî says: - Seeing yourself performing ablution again in a dream, even though you had ablution, signifies mercy upon mercy and blessing upon blessing. Again, a person who sees himself performing ablution or taking a bath in a cold cellar in his dream will find what he lost. If he sees himself performing the prayer, he will be relieved of grief and sadness and will be freed from sorrow... Seeing him perform ablution with something other than water is a sign of piety. Seeing yourself performing ablution for prayer signifies spirituality and holiness. Seeing yourself performing ablution with milk or honey in your dream signifies salvation in terms of religion. Seeing yourself drinking the ablution water with your hand after performing ablution signifies goodness and good deeds, abundance, healing from illness, safety from fear... Nablusî said: "- Seeing yourself performing ablution completely in your dream signifies beauty in all religions and the protection to be received by Allah Almighty." Seeing a merchant praying without ablution in a dream indicates that he will earn goods without having any capital. Seeing yourself performing ablution in your bed, but being unable to stand up and suffering from a severe distress, signifies that you will be separated from your wife or friend. Seeing yourself performing ablution on a friend's head in your dream signifies that you will inherit your friend and possess his/her belongings. Seeing someone you know perform ablution in front of you is interpreted as falling into grief and sorrow...