yet naked,” and also: “inclining and causing others to incline, their heads like the leaning humps of Bactrian camels.” This foretells something plainly visible in this age—as though the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) were looking upon our own age and describing it to us. In our time, establishments called (hair salons) have appeared for styling and beautifying women’s hair in various ways. They are generally run by men who charge the highest fees. Nor is that all: many women are not content with the natural hair Allah has granted them, so they resort to purchasing synthetic hair, which a woman attaches to her own so that it appears softer, shinier, and more beautiful, thereby attracting men to her. (1)

37 – The Truthfulness of the Believer’s Dream:

Another sign is that the believer’s dreams will prove true at the end of time. The truer a person is in faith, the truer his dreams will be. In the two Sahīh collections (2), Abū Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Messenger of Allah (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) said: “As the end of time draws near, the Muslim’s dream will scarcely prove false. The truest of you in dreams are those who are truest in speech, and the Muslim’s dream is one of forty-five parts of Prophethood.”

This is Muslim’s wording.

The wording of al-Bukhārī is: “The believer’s dream will scarcely prove false … and whatever pertains to Prophethood cannot be false.”