As-salamu alaykum. Thank you for sharing such a vivid and spiritually rich dream. I can completely understand why this imagery stayed with you upon waking. In the classical interpretive tradition of Ibn Sirin, this dream is an exceptionally beautiful progression from hardship to immense relief and guidance. Starting your journey in a dry desert often reflects a period of difficulty, feeling stuck, or experiencing a sense of spiritual or emotional dryness in your waking life. However, the timing of the dream is the key: being there just before Fajr signifies that you are at the very tail end of this difficult phase. The darkest part of the night is about to break into dawn, meaning your hardship is coming to an end. The bright light, garden, and flowing stream are classic symbols of barakah (blessings), tranquility, and sudden provision. Moving from a barren desert into a lush garden indicates a major, positive transition in your life where you will find comfort and nourishment for your soul. Entering the old mosque points to safety, protection, and a return to the foundational roots of your faith. When you saw the illuminated Quran, Ibn Sirin’s framework views this as a powerful sign of a heart opening to truth, wisdom, and healing. It suggests that whatever answers or clarity you have been seeking recently will be granted to you. Finally, hearing the Adhan is one of the most auspicious symbols you can experience. It generally signifies the arrival of very good news, a call to righteousness, or sometimes even an invitation to perform Hajj or Umrah. Overall, this is a dream of immense hope. It is a divine reassurance that you are walking out of a challenging chapter and stepping into a period of deep peace, clarity, and renewed connection with your Creator. Have you recently been making a specific dua for guidance or seeking a way out of a stressful situation?