Interpretation Of Dreams;] Ibn Raashid Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi (d. 736
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Interpretation Of Dreams
By Ibn Raashid Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi (d. 736AH)
Hardback 488 Pages
Size cm: 14×22
Barcode number: 9786035000376
Published By Darussalam 2010
The Present book tackles the issue of the interpretation of dreams in the light of the Quran and the Sunnah, based on the Prophet’s hadeeth in which he said, ‘The dream of a Muslim is one of the forty-six parts of prophethood.
The author provides a definition of the word ‘dream’, discusses the various types of dreams, mention some dreams that were interpreted by the Prophet PBUH, etiquette to be observed by the person who has a dream and the person who has a dream and the person who interprets it and provides the interpretation of a large number of dreams, among some other issues related to the subject.
The author is the well-known erudite scholar Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abd-Allah ibn Raashid al-Bakri (d. 736 Ah/1336 CE), born in Qafsah, studied in Tunis and Cairo.
Qadi of Qafsah, Scholar of Maaliki Fiqh and Usul al Fiqh
From among his teachers is Taqiy u Deen ibn Daqeeq Al-‘Eidand Shaykh Shams ud Deen Al Asbahaani.
The English reader will definitely find this book highly interesting and thought-provoking.
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