I did istikhara months ago after my engagement, and I saw people fighting in swords with each other. But then carelessly I quit the idea of istikhara. Now I'm getting married in few days. I'm doing my istikhara from about a week continuously and not getting any dreams, and if I see a dream I'm not able to remember it after I wake up. I discussed with one of my friend about it and she said me the correct way of offering namaz. After I did it, I saw a dream where someone is holding someone's neck and fighting around and that person is full of blood running in pain. I'm feeling pity on him seeing him in such a condition and my dad who is no more now (passed away) he is beside me laughing saying that it's not a big deal at all. I'm confused. Please do help me out answering my confusion asap as I have very very few days left.
Istikhara has nothing to do with dreams. It is a du'a in which you are asking Allah to guide you towards which is best by making your affairs towards this thing easy. Therefore, if you are finding the path towards this thing very difficult, then that is Allah moving you away from this thing..and if the path is easy then inshallah it is good for you.
Secondly, you should not be sharing your bad dreams.
Do not overthink things, if this person is of good character and he fears Allah, and your families are happy, and he treats you well, then inshallah it will be a good marriage.
Istikhara has nothing to do with dreams. It is a du'a in which you are asking Allah to guide you towards which is best by making your affairs towards this thing easy. Therefore, if you are finding the path towards this thing very difficult, then that is Allah moving you away from this thing..and if the path is easy then inshallah it is good for you.
Secondly, you should not be sharing your bad dreams.
Do not overthink things, if this person is of good character and he fears Allah, and your families are happy, and he treats you well, then inshallah it will be a good marriage.
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