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Decoding Dreams
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- ISBN8235259942
- EAN9798235259942
- Date de parution03/08/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
A comprehensive Arabic-language guide to dream interpretation that bridges classical Islamic dream scholarship with modern psychology. Drawing on the methodologies of Ibn Sirin, Ibn Shahin, and Al-Nabulsi alongside psychological perspectives from Freud and Jung, this encyclopedia offers readers a balanced, dual-lens framework for understanding their dreams. The book features a practical method for reading complex dreams, an extensive symbol dictionary spanning animals, nature, the human body, relationships, common situations, places, objects, food, colors, and numbers - with nearly 90 symbols each interpreted from both a traditional and psychological angle, plus status-specific notes (single, married, divorced, and male readers).
Dedicated chapters cover dreams believed to signal incoming wealth and prosperity, and dreams considered mere anxiety or "restless sleep" that traditional guidance advises not sharing or seeking interpretation for. Written in accessible, everyday Arabic, this is a thoughtful reference for anyone curious about what their dreams might mean - approached with intellectual honesty rather than absolute claims.
Dedicated chapters cover dreams believed to signal incoming wealth and prosperity, and dreams considered mere anxiety or "restless sleep" that traditional guidance advises not sharing or seeking interpretation for. Written in accessible, everyday Arabic, this is a thoughtful reference for anyone curious about what their dreams might mean - approached with intellectual honesty rather than absolute claims.
