Manam
Islamic dream interpretation · iPhone
Manam is an iPhone app for Islamic dream interpretation. Describe your dream in your own words and get one interpretation of the whole dream, drawn from three classical books, with the source of every meaning. A dictionary of 2,500+ symbols works offline.
Free download · no account needed
Most dream dictionaries give you one line per symbol and leave you to put the pieces together. Manam reads the dream as a whole.
Type it or say it out loud, as you remember it. Add how you felt when you woke up.
Manam finds each symbol in your dream and reads them together, taking your situation into account.
Every meaning names its book. Ask a follow-up question about any detail, and the answer comes from the same sources.
Interpretations and the dictionary are built on three works that have guided Muslim dream interpreters for centuries.
The Interpretation of Dreams attributed to Muhammad Ibn Sirin of Basra, 8th century. The best-known name in Islamic dream interpretation.
Ta'tir al-Anam by Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulsi of Damascus, 17th century. An alphabetical dictionary of symbols.
Al-Isharat fi Ilm al-Ibarat by Khalil Ibn Shahin al-Zahiri, 15th century. A large compendium that gathers the readings of earlier interpreters.
One reading of the full dream, not a list of separate symbols.
Ask about a detail that isn't clear and get an answer from the same books.
Full dictionary in all nine languages, with instant search by name and synonyms.
Where the sources give them, separate readings for a man, a woman, a married or pregnant woman, and an unmarried person.
Kept only on your iPhone, with search and statistics of the symbols that recur in your dreams.
Tell the dream instead of typing, and get a gentle nudge to write it down before it fades.
Free to download. Prices are shown in the App Store in your local currency.
No account, no sign-up, no ad tracking. The journal lives on your iPhone. When you ask for an interpretation, the dream text goes to our server and the AI provider only to write the reply and is not stored by us afterwards. Details are in the privacy policy.
Every interpretation is scholarly opinion based on the cited sources. It is not a fatwa, a medical opinion or a psychological diagnosis. And Allah knows best.
Three classical works of Islamic dream interpretation: the Interpretation of Dreams attributed to Muhammad Ibn Sirin (8th century), Ta'tir al-Anam by Abd al-Ghani al-Nabulsi (17th century) and al-Isharat fi Ilm al-Ibarat by Khalil Ibn Shahin (15th century). Every meaning in an interpretation names the book it comes from.
A dictionary gives one line per symbol. In Manam you describe the whole dream in your own words, and the app finds every symbol in it and reads them together, taking your situation and feelings into account. The full dictionary of 2,500+ symbols is also included and works offline.
No. Every interpretation is scholarly opinion based on the cited sources. It is not a fatwa, a medical opinion or a psychological diagnosis. And Allah knows best.
The download, the symbol dictionary and the dream journal are free. Your first AI interpretation is free. After that, interpretations need a weekly subscription (with a 3-day free trial) or a yearly one. Prices are shown in the App Store in your local currency.
No. Your dream journal stays on your iPhone. When you ask for an interpretation, the dream text is sent to our server and the AI provider only to write the reply and is not stored by us afterwards. There is no account and no sign-up.
Nine: English, Arabic, French, German, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu and Russian. The interface, the full symbol dictionary and the interpretations are all translated.
Not yet. Manam is available for iPhone on the App Store.