IMAM (Nablusi Interpretation)

Seeing an imam leading prayers in a mosque in a dream signifies leaders and administrators of the people, such as governors, chiefs, directors, and district governors. Seeing himself leading the congregation in prayer in a dream signifies dignity, honor, charity and reputation. Again, being an imam in a dream signifies wealth for the poor, increase in wealth for the rich, and honor and glory for the lowly and lowly. The dream of imamate is also interpreted as the master and leader of the nation. Because imam means leader. Seeing a child becoming an imam in a dream indicates that the child will reach a great position in the future and his fame and honor will be very high. If a woman sees herself as an imam and leading a congregation in prayer in a dream, it indicates the death of that woman. Because a woman cannot be an imam. If a person sees himself leading a tribe in a dream, it means being a governor, if he is qualified, and that person will conduct business with justice. Seeing yourself praying in a direction other than the qibla in your dream indicates committing heresy and betraying your friends. If a governor sees himself as an imam for people in a dream, it means that he will be dismissed from his duty and his property will be lost. Seeing yourself as an imam by a community in your dream is a sign of inheritance. Nablusî (rh.a) said: A person who sees in a dream that he is leading people while he is lying on his side or face down, wearing white clothes, but he does not know in which place he is, that he does not recite nor recite takbir in prayer, will die and people will perform his prayer... Again, if he sees himself in the dream and that he is praying for people while both he and the congregation are sitting, all of them will be in distress due to things like being drowned in water, or their clothes being stolen, and poverty. They become addicted to violence. Seeing an imam with a smiling face and white clothes leading the prayer in your dream signifies getting rid of sadness and grief, distress and illness.