The Iqama for a Non-Prisoner

Scholars have said that if a non-prisoner sees themselves performing the Iqama (second call to prayer), it may indicate that a significant matter will arise for them. This is interpreted as them receiving good praise and great appreciation because of it.

Per Ibn Sirin's Muntakhab al-Kalam fi Tafsir al-Ahlam

Note: These are traditional scholarly interpretations (ijtihad) drawn from a specific classical source — not a binding religious ruling, fortune-telling, or a prediction of the future.

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