Inspirational dreams'

I had a dream that I was in paradise, not only in paradise, but in a Masjid in paradise. The Masjid was small, with benches either side, the wood, of this being simple in size, and not that of a high rise. Nearly touching the floor, to be precise. There was rice, spaced out evenly awaiting for the congregation to arrive, without meat or any other food prize. There above the door of the Masjid stood, in big gold letters', I understood. ' THE COW ', written above the brow, of the arched door.
And between the benches upon the floor, was a small narrow path, like that you would find in a small corridor, reaching to the front, the the Qu'ran, laying upon a wooden stand, much like the stands' you find in Masjid AL Hiram.

Interpretation :

1: Of simplicity. The rice is a fundamental portrayal, of the bounty of the sustenance we receive in a worldly sense.

2: The rice was the only food offering shown in this particular dream, ( not that it is the only food in Paradise, because that would be a fundamental lie ). But it was shown as a symbolic gesture of the amount of blessings' that we receive in the world.

3: Why did God choose a portrayal of rice?
In the world, rice is known to be distributed to the poor. And it is a well known fact, that God does state, poor people will enter the paradise before the rich people on the day of judgement. And God knows' best, what blessings' hide, in the hardship of the lives' of the poor.

And though you may say that this sound's like a fortune- telling, story fantasy, God knows best of what I did see, upon my beautiful dreams' that God displays to me. And it makes' no difference to me, if you say that it is a pure fantasy. For I know it not to be, because if I say to you, of what you wish to hear, I would be telling a lie, before God. And I fear him more then I fear my own death, so who is it that will question me, if I do tell a lie ?.

For a punishment of such a lie, is surely death. Would I be so brave and bold, to put my life before a religious panel ?. Then after such a vile death, then to face the worst punishment before God's request. I don't think I am that insane, I and not one of you, would wish for that shame and disgrace, the bottom of the fire, along with the Pharaoh, or maybe even worse still. God knows best, I do not steal. Of what do you say, I do claim, I never said what you wish to hear, though you claim I steal, the seal.

I came to the second page of the good book, without opening, and coming upon the first look, the first page of the book. There it stood before my sight, God's good words', spoken aright, ' The Cow '. Upon the brow of the second page, I did make my own way that day. To the Masjid I did arrive, God, writing down my name upon his good list, hopefully to reside in paradise, if I persist. Later on, after some time, I found out, these words' were the key to the book. Within this prayer being the longest if I do dare to state, that it being the small Quran,of the debate.