Qamus Al-Hulm, or Dream Dictionary, is an Arabic-language resource for exploring common dream symbols and their meanings. Its searchable, alphabetically organized dictionary contains more than 1,352 entries, covering a broad range of subjects, from animals, places, and everyday objects to emotions and experiences. Visitors can search for a symbol directly or browse the collection by Arabic letter, with entry counts provided for each section. The site also features a selection of frequently searched symbols to help users discover popular topics.

Alongside the dictionary, Qamus Al-Hulm offers an introduction to dream interpretation and encourages readers to reflect on how a dream made them feel. It presents dreams as possible sources of insight into a person’s emotions, thoughts, behavior, motivations, and values, while emphasizing that the feeling experienced in a dream may be more important than the symbol itself. The interpretations are intended for reference and reflection, not as definitive facts. The website also provides terms of use, privacy information, and contact details.