Introduction: The Symbol in the World of Dreams Between Reality and Imagination Dreams speak a special language, a language of symbols and signs that transcends the boundaries of physical reality to address the deepest layers of human consciousness. Every image we see in a dream, and every action we perform, is not merely a random echo of daily events, but a coded message carrying implications that may reveal the soul's secrets, foretell the future, or guide us to a truth hidden from the conscious mind. Amidst this symbolic world, visions of a spiritual and religious nature emerge, such as seeing oneself share a religious article or news – a vision modern in its form, yet ancient in its essence and origin. The act of "sharing" or "publishing" through modern social media was non-existent in the time of great interpreters like Ibn Sirin, Al-Nabulsi, and Ibn Shaheen. Herein lies the challenge and the brilliance of the science of interpretation: the use of the authentic principle of "analogy" (Qiyas), which allows us to understand emergent symbols by linking them to their ancient origins that share similar function and meaning. Sharing a religious post today is merely a contemporary form of "preaching," "exhortation," "enjoining good," "spreading knowledge," or even the role of a "crier" who publicly announces news among people. Through this analogy, we unlock the treasures of tradition to comprehend the message of our contemporary dreams. General Interpretation of Seeing Oneself Sharing a Religious Post: Analogy to Traditional Principles To understand this vision, we must return to the principle upon which it is analogous. Sharing religious news is, at its core, "broadcasting a statement," "spreading knowledge," or "inviting to a path." Scholars have elaborated on the connotations of these actions, which oscillate between praise and blame, depending on the dreamer's intention, the nature of the published article, and its content. Foundational Interpretations by Imam Ibn Sirin In his book "Muntakhab al-Kalam fi Tafsir al-Ahlam," Ibn Sirin views speech in a dream as reflecting the dreamer's essence and standing. Accordingly, publishing religious discourse is analogous to "preaching" or "exhortation." Whoever sees himself advising people or spreading words of guidance among them, if he is qualified for it, will attain elevation, authority, and a respected voice among his people, becoming a caller to truth. However, if he is not qualified, or if his words contradict his actions, the dream may indicate hypocrisy (riyaa') and seeking fame, or that he says what he does not do, serving as a warning to him. Ibn Sirin also links spreading knowledge with guidance and provision, so sharing religious knowledge might signify an increase in knowledge or lawful wealth, or guidance that the dreamer receives or facilitates for others. Foundational Interpretations by Imam Al-Nabulsi Abdul Ghani al-Nabulsi, in "Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam," adds further dimensions to the interpretation. He believes that "enjoining good and forbidding evil" (al-amr bil ma'ruf wal nahy 'anil munkar) in a dream signifies the dreamer's faith, righteousness, and strength in upholding truth. Therefore, sharing a religious article that enjoins good and forbids evil is evidence of the dreamer's sincere faith and his participation with angels in their work. Al-Nabulsi elaborates on the content of the post: if it contains verses from the Quran, it signifies wisdom, guidance, healing, and mercy. If it is a prophetic hadith, it signifies adherence to the Sunnah and salvation from trials. However, if the post contains innovation (bid'ah) or misguidance, the dream indicates that the dreamer is an instigator of discord or will fall into a great misconception, making it one of the strongest warning visions. Foundational Interpretations by Imam Ibn Shaheen Khalil bin Shaheen al-Dhahiri, in "Al-Isharat fi Ilm al-Ibarat," addresses the symbol of the "crier" and the "messenger," which is a precise analogy for the act of electronic sharing. Whoever sees himself calling out among people with words of truth and religion, his status will rise, and he will become known for righteousness and goodness. If his call is false, he will become known for ill. Ibn Shaheen also connects the vision to news that will reach the dreamer; sharing good religious news may herald the arrival of joyful news for the dreamer concerning his faith or worldly affairs. He believes that people's interaction with the post in a dream has significant implications: their acceptance and approval indicate acceptance of the dreamer's actions by God and people, while their rejection and aversion may indicate a lack of acceptance of his words or a flaw in his intention or action. Positive Interpretations: Glad Tidings of Goodness and Guidance in Dreams When the vision is auspicious, it carries connotations of goodness, righteousness, and elevation for the dreamer in his religious and worldly life. The interpretations of the imams agree that sincerity of intention and truthfulness of content are the keys to a praiseworthy interpretation. Signs of Goodness According to Ibn Sirin Ibn Sirin considers sharing truthful religious knowledge in a dream to be a sign of elevation and leadership. If a person sees himself sharing an article that calls to monotheism, prayer, or noble character, and he is actually a righteous person, this indicates that he will attain a position, status, or become a reference for people in matters of goodness. The dream may also indicate sincere repentance for the dreamer, the guidance of a lost person through him, or an increase in lawful provision that comes to him through the blessing of his knowledge and righteous deeds. It is a vision that suggests the dreamer has become a beacon guiding those around him. Glad Tidings of the Vision According to Al-Nabulsi Al-Nabulsi holds that this vision, if its content and intention are truthful, is evidence of the dreamer's participation in the work of prophets and righteous people, which is calling to God. He believes it may indicate victory over enemies, especially enemies of faith or those with deviant ideologies. It may also symbolize salvation from distress or hardship due to the dreamer's adherence to truth and his vocalization of it. If the dreamer is ill, seeing himself share verses of healing may herald his imminent recovery. If he is in debt, it signifies the repayment of his debt, for calling to God is one of the greatest sources of provision and relief. Praiseworthy Meanings According to Ibn Shaheen Ibn Shaheen focuses on the worldly impact of this action. Whoever sees people accepting his post and interacting with it positively, this means that his reputation will be good among people, and he will be remembered kindly in his absence and presence. The dream may also indicate righteous offspring who will pray for him and extend his good deeds. It also heralds the arrival of joyful and pleasing news for the dreamer; just as he broadcasted good news (calling to God), he will be given good tidings in his reality. The vision here is a direct reflection of the law of "recompense is from the same type of deed." Negative Interpretations: Warnings Against Hypocrisy and Misguidance Not all visions related to religion are praiseworthy; some may reflect a flaw in intention or methodology and serve as a warning for the dreamer to review himself and correct his path. Warnings from Ibn Sirin What Ibn Sirin most warns against in this context is "hypocrisy" (riyaa') and "saying what one does not do." Whoever sees himself sharing religious sermons while in reality he falls short in them or commits the opposite, the dream is a reprimand for him and an exposure of his affair if he does not repent. It may indicate that he seeks people's praise and admiration rather than God's pleasure through his actions, which invalidates good deeds. If the content of the post is vague or incomprehensible, it may indicate that the dreamer speaks of matters he has no knowledge of, which could lead him to error and mistake. Warnings of the Vision According to Al-Nabulsi Al-Nabulsi believes that the greatest danger lies in the content of the post. Sharing an article that contains an innovation (bid'ah), a corrupt interpretation, or a fabricated story is one of the most dangerous visions, indicating that the dreamer is either among the people of misguidance or will be tempted by them and follow them. The dream may indicate stirring up discord among people; just as a post spreads quickly, so does the discord it might cause. Al-Nabulsi warns against seeing oneself sharing religious matters for the purpose of debate and contention, as this indicates hardness of heart and a distance from the true essence of religion. Indications of Evil According to Ibn Shaheen Ibn Shaheen links negative interpretation to people's rejection of what the dreamer publishes. If he sees people turning away from his post or mocking it, it may indicate that his call is rejected due to corruption in his intention or his method. The dream may also warn of the dreamer being subjected to blame and reproach from a person of authority or status. It may also indicate the dreamer's attempt to hide his flaws and mistakes behind a façade of religiosity, but his truth will be revealed. Publishing here becomes a symbol of an attempt to embellish a false image that will soon crumble. Interpretation of the Vision According to the Dreamer's Social Status The interpretation of a dream varies with the dreamer's circumstances; a single symbol carries different messages for a single woman than for a married one, and for a man than for a woman. Interpretation of Seeing a Single Woman Share a Religious Post Ibn Sirin: Believes that this vision for a single woman may indicate her good reputation and chastity among people. If she shares a post about marriage or encouraging it, it may be good news of her approaching engagement to a righteous man of faith and good character. Al-Nabulsi: The dream may point to the strength of her faith and her adherence to her principles, and that she will be a cause for the guidance of her friends or family. The vision reinforces her spiritual standing. Ibn Shaheen: If she sees people interacting with her post admiringly, this indicates her social acceptance and that she is loved in her surroundings. It may also signify the fulfillment of a cherished wish she has long prayed for. Interpretation of the Vision for a Married Woman Ibn Sirin: The vision indicates the good state of her and her household, and that she strives to raise her children according to religion and good morals. It may also be a sign of her husband's guidance if he is negligent. Al-Nabulsi: If she shares verses about provision or patience, it may be good news of imminent relief or an increase in her husband's provision. The vision here is linked to the state and stability of her family. Ibn Shaheen: The vision may express her role as an advisor and counselor in her family, and that her word is heard. If she sees her husband sharing her post, it indicates harmony and love between them in obedience to God. Interpretation of the Vision for a Pregnant Woman Ibn Sirin: It is good news that her baby will be among the righteous, and perhaps will have a significant role in knowledge and religion. It also indicates an easy pregnancy and childbirth through the blessing of remembering God. Al-Nabulsi: He sees it as an indication of the fetus's safety and health, and that God will protect it from all harm. Sharing Quranic verses specifically in a pregnant woman's dream is one of the greatest tidings. Ibn Shaheen: The vision heralds that this newborn will bring goodness and blessings to the home, and that she will be blessed with its dutifulness and righteousness. Interpretation of the Vision for a Divorced Woman Ibn Sirin: It may indicate the beginning of a new chapter in her life filled with closeness to God, and that she will find solace and compensation for the past in religion. Al-Nabulsi: It is good news of compensation from God, which may be a righteous husband who fears God regarding her, or provision that suffices her, or a prestigious social status she attains through her righteousness. Ibn Shaheen: If she sees her ex-husband interacting with her post, it may be a sign of his regret and desire to return and mend his ways. If she sees another person interacting, it may symbolize an upcoming suitor. Interpretation of the Vision for a Man Ibn Sirin: If he is a merchant, it indicates a profitable and blessed trade. If he is an employee, it indicates a promotion or a high position he attains through his integrity. If he is a student of knowledge, it indicates his excellence and brilliance. Al-Nabulsi: It is evidence of his strong character in upholding truth, and that he will be among those who enjoin good and forbid evil. It may also indicate victory over his adversaries in work or life. Ibn Shaheen: It points to abundant provision and a good reputation among people. If he sees a ruler or manager sharing his post, he will gain favor and benefit from them. Modern Psychological Perspective on the Vision From a psychological perspective, seeing oneself share a religious post reflects multiple facets of the dreamer's personality. It may express his deep desire to belong to a community that shares his values and beliefs, where sharing is a means to assert identity and feel secure within the group. It can also be a reflection of the "ideal self," meaning the image the dreamer wishes to project to others as a committed and principled person. In some cases, if the action in the dream is accompanied by feelings of anxiety or fear of people's reactions, it may reveal an internal conflict between his personal convictions and his desire for social acceptance, or it may indicate a "guilt complex" and an attempt to atone for actions he perceives as wrong by exaggerating his display of religiosity. Special Cases and Multiple Interpretations of the Vision The vision acquires new dimensions based on its precise details, such as the person with whom it is shared, the location, and the content of the post. Sharing the Post with a Known Person This indicates a spiritual or intellectual bond with this person. If the post is good, it signifies a partnership between you in a righteous deed or mutual advice. If it is evil, it is a call to be wary of that person's negative influence. Ibn Sirin believes this may mean receiving religious or worldly benefit from this person. Sharing the Post with an Unknown Person This symbolizes the general public or society. It expresses the dreamer's message to the world and the status he aspires to. Al-Nabulsi believes this indicates that the dreamer's impact (for good or ill) will extend beyond his immediate circle to become general. The Content of the Post and Its Impact on Interpretation Sharing a Quranic verse: Mercy, guidance, wisdom, and healing. Sharing a prophetic Hadith: Adherence to the Sunnah, salvation from trials, and following the straight path. Sharing a story about the righteous: Emulating them, loving them, and following their example. Sharing a supplication (dua): Answered prayer, relief from distress, and fulfillment of a need. Seeing Interaction with the Post Ibn Shaheen believes that interaction is the fruit of one's work. Likes and positive comments indicate acceptance and good remembrance. As for disregard or negative comments, they indicate people's rejection of his words or a flaw in his actions that he must rectify. Contemporary Interpretations of the Vision in Light of Analogy In our digital age, this vision carries contemporary messages built upon traditional principles. The dream may refer to the dreamer's "digital footprint" and his reputation in the virtual world. Sharing good indicates a good reputation and positive impact, and vice versa. It may also be a warning against the dangers of the digital world, such as spreading religious rumors without verification, or falling into the trap of unproductive debates that divide rather than unite. It is a call for the dreamer to be a "messenger" of good in his digital space, and to take responsibility for every word he publishes, for as the ancients said: "Many a word has said to its owner, 'Leave me.'" Conclusion: Between Intention and Action Ultimately, the vision of sharing a religious post remains a precise mirror of the dreamer's soul. It is a vision that reveals the relationship between the apparent and the hidden, between what we show to people and what we conceal in our hearts. It may be good news of elevation, acceptance, and guidance for one whose intention is sincere and whose actions are righteous, or it may be a strong warning for one who uses religion as a cloak for hypocrisy or a means of discord. The key always lies in the dreamer's heart, so let him review his intention, reflect on his message, and let this vision be a motivation to correct his path, not a source of arrogance or despair. To get an accurate and detailed interpretation of your dream based on your real life, download the RuyaAI dream interpretation app from the following link ( https://ruya-ai.com/download ) Definitive Answers to the Dreamer's Most Pressing Questions According to the Traditional Methodology - Part One: Top 10 Questions and Their Brief Answers 1. What is the interpretation of sharing a religious post and then deleting it in a dream? It indicates hesitation in speaking the truth or backing down from repentance or a good deed. According to Ibn Sirin, it may also signify regret over a good deed, which is blameworthy. 2. What is the meaning of seeing a very large interaction (widespread reach) on my religious post? Good tidings of high status, good remembrance among people, and widespread good reputation, as indicated by Ibn Shaheen's words about the crier around whom people gather. 3. I dreamt that I was sharing a religious post that I knew was wrong or an innovation (bid'ah). What is the interpretation? A strong warning against falling into error or misleading people. Al-Nabulsi believes this is a sign of following desires and stirring up discord, and the dreamer should repent immediately. 4. What is the interpretation of seeing a deceased person sharing a religious post? It indicates the deceased's good state with his Lord, and that his righteous deeds continue. It is a message for the dreamer to emulate him and follow his righteous path. 5. I dreamt that I was sharing a post about the Day of Judgment or its horrors. What is its significance? It is a reminder for the dreamer and for people. It indicates the necessity of preparing for the afterlife, and it may be a call for the dreamer to repent and return to God before it is too late. 6. I saw myself publishing a religious article but no one interacted with it. What is the meaning? According to Ibn Shaheen, it may indicate that the dreamer enjoins good among people who do not respond to him, or that there is a flaw in his sincerity or his method of calling to good. 7. What is the interpretation of sharing a religious post in a foreign language that I do not understand? It indicates delving into matters about which the dreamer has no knowledge, or that he blindly follows things without understanding. It is a call to gain religious understanding before calling others to it. 8. I dreamt that I copied a religious post from someone else and attributed it to myself. What is the interpretation? It indicates a blameworthy trait; it may point to lying or claiming what is not one's own. Ibn Sirin connects such actions with hypocrisy (riyaa') and love of showing off. 9. What is the meaning of seeing myself sharing a specific Quranic verse that I was thinking about? It is a direct message to the dreamer related to the meaning of that verse. If it is a verse of mercy, it is good news; if it is a verse of punishment, it is a warning, and he should ponder its meaning in his reality. 10. Does the interpretation of sharing a post via Facebook differ from Twitter or WhatsApp? Traditional analogy does not differentiate by the medium but by the nature of the publication. Public sharing (Facebook/Twitter) is like a "crier in the market," its impact is general. Private sharing (WhatsApp) is like "secret advice," its impact is specific and directed at a particular person or group.