He says: Yusuf, peace be upon him, used to interpret dreams, as in the dream of the king. Is this considered knowledge of the unseen?

Dreams, as mentioned in the hadith.

The dream of a believer is one part out of forty-six parts.

Of prophethood. And when Imam Malik was asked about

someone who interprets dreams without knowledge, or claims he did not see anything, the point is, he interprets dreams without knowledge, he said: Is prophethood being played with?

Is prophethood being played with? That is not allowed. So the point is, yes, the true dream.

Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, said: The first thing with which the Prophet ﷺ was initiated in revelation was the true vision.

He would see it in his sleep, and it would come true like the break of

dawn. This is it. And what the Prophets see in their dreams

is revelation, as Ibrahim, peace be upon him, said: O my son, I see in my dream that I

am slaughtering you, so see what you think. He said: O my father, do as you are commanded.

He did not say: O my father, this is just a dream. He said: Do as you are commanded.

This is evidence of the intelligence of Ismail, peace be upon him, that he accepted his father's vision as

meaning a revelation from Allah, the Exalted.