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                          “O  dear  father,  do  as  you  are  commanded.  You  will  find  me,  Allaah
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                          willing, among those who are patient.”


                       Both Prophet Ibraaheem and his son knew that the vision was a divine command
                       which they had to fulfill.

                           The  only soorah of  the  Qur’aan  reported  to  have  been  revealed  in  a  vision
                       was  Soorah  al-Kawthar.  The  sahaabee  Anas   ibn  Maalik  said,  “Once  while
                       Allaah’s Messenger (r) was among us in the masjid, he dozed off, then raised his
                       head, smiling.  I asked him, ‘What has amused you, O Messenger of Allaah (r)?’
                       He  replied, ‘A  soorah   has  just  been  revealed  to  me.’  Then  he recited, ‘In the
                       name of Allaah, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful,




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                          “Verily, I have given you Kawthar (the fountain in paradise) so pray to
                          your Lord and sacrifice.  Verily, it is your enemy who will be cut off.”
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                          ’ ”

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                       It  should  be  noted  that  true  dreams  are  not  restricted  to  the  prophets  only.
                       However, true dreams of common people are    not the same as the true dreams of
                       the prophets. Every dream of the prophets was a true dream;  hence, their dreams


                       13
                         Soorah as-Saafaat (37):102.
                       14
                         Collected by Muslim (Sahih Muslim, vol. 1, p. 220, no. 790).
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                         As is evident from the following statement of the Prophet: “After me divine revelation (wahy)
                       will completely cease...except in the case of glad  tidings...good dreams.” Sahih Al-Bukhari, vol.
                       9, p. 98, no. 119.




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