Q: Last year one night I was a bit sad then I went to sleep. The dream was like this, I went to the Roudha Shareef then I saw a worker at Masjid Nabawi is digging near roudha athhar. It was as a part of their agenda to shift the Qabr of Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam to jannatul Baqee' I was trying my best to peep into roudha shareef to have a look at Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam then suddenly I saw that blessed body of Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam is out of the qabr and he sallallahu alyhi wasallam is wrapped in kafan and only his Face mubaarak was open, then I started screaming in joy its my Nabi! its my Nabi! Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam looked at me and I looked at him sallallahu alyhi wasallam. Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam was looking at me while he was smiling beautifully, as if all my sorrows came to an end with that smile, his face was fair with black beard beautiful red lips and snow white teeth subhanallah! Beauty of Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam's blessed face was unique! Then Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam told me only one sentence "deen ka kaam karna" (you should do work of deen). Then again I saw that qiyamat has come and I am walking in mahshar am feeling as if Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam is next to me then I said to Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam that let me go and wear my dress! Let me go and wear my dress! (I said like this because as in qiyamat everyone will be naked. I was also feeling that I am naked so I told Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam that let me go and wear my dress). Then the dream ended. Since that time I have special love for Nabi sallallahu alyhi wasallam. Mufti Saheb please kindly give a ta'beer to this dream.
A: The dream means that if you wish to acquire true success and happiness then you should adhere to the Mubaarak teachings of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) and adopt his Mubaarak Sunnah in all facets of your life. Similarly you should refrain from doing any action that is displeasing to Allah Ta'ala and His beloved Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam).
And Allah Ta'ala (الله تعالى) knows best.
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