#fifthseal

In this dream, I witnessed a Muslim man burning the flesh of a Christian man while people and children around them were completely indifferent. Shockingly, some individuals even added gasoline to the fire or encouraged the horrific act. In the dream, I assumed the role of a replacement for someone who was unable to speak out. Despite being tongue-tied, I felt an urgent need for everyone to know the "truth". I strongly believed that the ones being burned held the truth in their words and that, ultimately, everyone would suffer a similar fate as those being tormented in the dream. As I delved into my thoughts and tried to make sense of it all, a sense of unease washed over me.

I feel so disturbed by this dream. Not only is it Eid but, I hold no prejudice towards the Muslim community as half of my family comprises of Muslims. In fact, I found myself in awe at this sort of action because I was raised Sunni.  Sunni is a branch of Islam that represents the majority of Muslims around the world. It is characterized by its adherence to the teachings and practices of the Prophet Muhammad and the first generations of Muslims. Sunni Muslims believe that the Prophet Muhammad was the last prophet sent by God and that the Quran, the holy book of Islam, is the final revelation of God's will. Sunnis follow the five pillars of Islam, which include the declaration of faith, prayer, charity, fasting, and pilgrimage to Mecca. They also follow the example of the Prophet Muhammad and his companions in their daily lives and adhere to traditional Islamic beliefs and values. And, I am Qureshi, a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, and are often associated with leadership and spiritual guidance in their communities.

In some research in interpreting my dream, I came across the 5th Seal of God, which speaks about the souls of those who have been slain for the word of God and their testimony.  According to the Book of Revelation in the Bible, the 5th seal reveals a vision of martyrs under the altar in heaven, crying out to God for justice for their deaths. They are given white robes, symbolizing their righteousness, and told to wait for their fellow servants who will also be martyred. This seal represents the persecution and suffering that believers will face for their faith and the ultimate victory and justice that God will bring. It is a reminder to remain faithful and steadfast in times of trial and persecution.**This Also Goes With Another Dream I Had** A Year Ago- Referring to the white robes. 

This is a powerful and ominous image, and it speaks to the fact that many people around the world suffer persecution and violence because of their religious beliefs. It is important to remember that no religion teaches violence or hatred towards others and that individuals should be judged by their own actions and not by their religious affiliation.

 The dream I had may be a reflection of fears or concerns about the current political climate or the state of religious tensions in the world.