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I had a dream in 2005. I wish to understand what it means.

Below is the description of the dream.

I'm in a mosque with about 40, 50 people. We're getting read for Maghrib prayers. Someone then says in Urdu, "jagah banao, Huzoor arahay hain" (which means: make way, The Prophet S.A.W. is coming).

Therefore, people make way for The Prophet S.A.W.

I see a figure dressed in white make way from my right and go to the front of the masjid.

Then someone calls out my name and in Urdu says, "un koa paani pilaain", which means "give him water to drink"

I go to the front and I offer water in a bowl (I think) for him to drink. I did not see his face. I just remember he was standing dressed in white and that I was bent before him while I was offering water to him.

In the next part of the dream, I'm sitting in an extended version of the mosque and the time is about Zuhr. Not many people are in the mosque. I remember sitting alone.

I see Hazrat Abu Bakr R.A. pass by in front of me and he looks at me in such a way that shows he is not pleased. He passes from the right to the left and it felt like he was walking out of the mosque. He looked angry with me. I don't remember his face as clearly as I would have liked to, but I remember him being angry with me.

My father's elder brother saw the Prophet Mohammad S.A.W. numerous times in his dreams and I took a keen interest in listening to him talk about Islam and The Prophet S.A.W.

My uncle told me that The Prophet S.A.W. called my uncle "beta" (which means "son" in Urdu). He said, "aao beta aao", which means "come son come" and signalled him to sit beside The Prophet S.A.W.

In another dream, The Prophet S.A.W. called out to my uncle by saying "aao Hashmi aao", which means "come Hashmi come".

Why did he refer to my uncle as son? The Prophet S.A.W. was a Hashmi too, right?

Why did I give our Prophet S.A.W. water to drink? What does this mean?

Thank you.