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Dreams between science and reality
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The book of dreams between science and belief is one of the works of the Iraqi researcher Dr. Ali Al-Wardi. The book discusses dreams in terms of their impact on people’s beliefs and customs and the theories that modern science has reached in this regard. The book consists of three sections, and these sections are in turn divided into several different chapters.
Part One Dreams and Belief
1. The views of the ancients on dreams
2. Muslim views on dreams
3. The impact of dreams on Islamic society
4. The impact of dreams on Islamic beliefs
Part Two Modern views on dreams
1. The reaction
2. The greatness of Freud
3. Dreams and human nature
4. The subconscious mind
5. Freud and human desires
6. Freud and painful dreams
7. Social hypnosis
8. Quixotian dreams
Part Three Science and the supernatural dreams
1. Dream predictions
2. Dream predictions (continued)
3. Hypnosis dreams
4.The genius of dreams
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