Ibne Shi- Rin

Innocent poem of dream

Inspiration short notes:

Abu Bakr al-Bassari, or Mohammed bin Sirin, known as Ibn Sirin, was one of the pioneers of the science of the interpretation of dreams in Islam, combining his linguistic knowledge, wisdom and insight which enabled him to become a leader in this “art” form, similar to Prophet Yusuf in his time.

Ibn Sirin was born in Basra in 33 AH (653 AD) and died in 110 AH (729 AD), where he lived for 76 to 77 years.

Ibn Sirin always dyed his hair with henna which was his distinctive mark. He was short and suffered from a slight deafness, but that did not prevent him from associating with people. He was known for his innocent humor and laughter.

In spite of his high spirits, he used to cry a lot at night in his house, and he used to sing poetry sometimes.

Interpreting dreams

His main book is A Concise Guide for the Interpretation of Dreams is considered an important reference until today. Nevertheless, the references of Ibn Sirin in the interpretation is still vague to this day and has not been reviewed enough through studies to shed light on his talents in this area. What’s clear though is that he interpreted dreams based on direct semantic meanings.

He combined the interpretation with reading the human mind. He used to directly interpret the dreams of people in the markets and councils.

He was bold in interpreting dreams even to the rulers, which caused him many troubles but he didn’t care.

Leading a simple life

Ibn Sirin did not seek to gain fortunes from his innate instincts and in interpreting dreams. In his lifetime, he suffered much poverty and had many clashes with the Umayyad caliphate because he refused their gifts. So they put him in jail.

He used to work in the market during the day and spend the night praying and studying. He worked in the textile business because of his thorough knowledge of clothes, colors and trade.

He had a great knowledge in this field, but apparently he was not much interested in money or trade.

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