Islamic Meaning: Performing wudu in a dream

According to Ibn Sirin, the greatest dream interpreter of Islam, seeing yourself performing wudu or ablution has a special meaning.

• Meaning: Hearing Adhan in a dream.
• Meaning: Seeing Masjid in a dream.
• Meaning: Reciting the Quran in a dream.

1- According to Ibn Sirin رحمة الله عليه, the most incredible dream interpreter of Islam, making Wudu in detail in a dream, as per the ablution guidelines, means that one’s needs shall be fulfilled. Performing Ablution also represents the clearance of debts, seeking forgiveness over sins, becoming pure, and recovering from illness.

2- Doing wudu twice in a dream when it is unnecessary to perform the prayer shows that one will be enlightened with knowledge.

3- Performing ablution for prayers indicates that one will be safeguarded. Allah will protect such a person from fear. Such a person seeks Allah’s protection against fears.

4- A sick person making wudu on a bed in a dream indicates that he would either part ways with one of his best friends or his wife.

5- Doing wudu in your house in a dream reflects that the dreamer will shift to a new home.

6- Performing ablution at a public place in a dream means facing a scandal that would result in a loss.

7- In a dream, seeing someone making an ablution with honey and milk indicates that the person will run into debt.

8- Making wudu with hot water in a dream indicates that a disease engulfs one.

9- As per Islam, seeing a dream where one could not make ablution even though he wanted to do that represents that the person will face calamities. 

10- Seeing a dream where you are offering prayers without wudu means that your strategic decision regarding your business or job is incorrect.

11- Dreaming of performing wudu at a proper ablution area means dispelling fear, sorrow, or distress.

12- If you dream of a friend performing ablution above your head, it could mean you might be harmed or involved in a scandal caused by that friend.

Disclaimer: The material used for the interpretation of dreams has been extracted from the Ibn Sirin book for dream interpretations. You can read the book here.