Dream:
Assalaam Alaikum Shaykh Hisham Kabbani, ok i had this dream which i cannot totally relocate as this tends to happen to me.
i was saw Shaykh Nazim in my dream. it was as it was reality, as i have wanted to see for some time but in my dream i told him my problems that i am having problems with reciting Surah Al-Fatiha in my salah and that i was informed by your representative who leads our local zikr about my problem and he told me me to start reciting Huzbunallah Rabunnallah.
I wanted to know what Huzbunallah Rabunnallah meant its actual meaning. I told him as soon I started to recited this wazifa i started to get head aches as if my head was getting squeezed. I looked for Shaykhs Nazim’s representative that leads our local zikr but I saw you Shaykh Hisham Kabbani. well then Shaykh Nazim gave me this green ring or green gem stone. he put it in my hand and closed it. he looked much younger then now, he wrapped his head with green cloth and had green eyes and he was wearing white. please help me understand this dream
jazakallah khair
allah hafiz
Interpretation:
wa `alaykum salam,
Aoodhu Billahi min ash-Shaytaani ‘r-rajeem
Bismillahi ‘r-Rahmani ‘r-Raheem
Seeing Mawlana Shaykh Nazim in the dream is a great blessing and is confirming his spiritual connection to you and yours back to him. Having problem reciting Surat al-Fatiha in the dream for which you sought assistance, means you are looking for an opening to your spiritual side, your soul that will increase your connection to Mawlana Shaykh Nazim and build up your spirituality further.
Getting headache from reciting hasbunallah rabbunallah means that this recitation eliminates the mind’s influence over the soul and increases spiritual power. Seeing Mawlana Shaykh Hisham Kabbani instead of the local representative means that local representative is doing a good job and has thus received the “stamp” of Shaykh Hisham, and thus the “stamp” of Mawlana Shaykh Nazim.
The green stone is symbol of a precious secret, which consists of power to following our The Holy Prophet’s (s) sunnah, insha-Allah.
w ‘Allahu `alam,
Taher Siddiqui
