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The Interpretation of Dreams has always provoked interest in all societies, even in secular ones like ours. From the dreams of the Prophet Joseph and Nebuchanezzer down through the ages to our own time there has been no community which has not regarded dreams as messages to be decoded so that their meaning can be understood and benefited from in the spiritual as well as the temporal domains.

Islamic society is no exception to this rule and dreams have always constituted one of the elements which Muslims have used to regulate their lives. Indeed Islam has incorporated this in the practise of Istikhara, or "Seeking the best path to take," which includes the believer hoping to see a response to his request for guidance in a dream. This  book of Muslim dream interpretation whose present day relevance is proved by its continued popularity. All of us dream and most of us occasionally wonder what our dreams mean. The key to understanding may well be found within these pages

Ibn Sirin was born  in the year 30 Hijra towards the end of the Rule of Uthman (RA) the third Khalif of Islam, he was described by his contemporaries as a traditionist (Muhaddith) of good faith, very learned in Jurisprudence and an Imam endowed with knowledge and Great piety.