Sister Jana, dreams are still dreams.
Hadhrat Rasulullah (saw) misinterpreted his own dream about when they would perform Hajj. The sahaba were so sad that they were not allowed to perform Hajj. Hadhrat Umar (ra) mentions that Hudaibyya was the first time he almost doubted Islam, only and only because the Prophet (saw) misinterpreted his own dream.
Therefore, dreams, whether revealed any human being or Hadhrat Muhammad (saw), are still dreams, and they still need to be interpreted.
Hadhrat Rasulullah (saw) misinterpreted his own dream about when they would perform Hajj. The sahaba were so sad that they were not allowed to perform Hajj. Hadhrat Umar (ra) mentions that Hudaibyya was the first time he almost doubted Islam, only and only because the Prophet (saw) misinterpreted his own dream.
Therefore, dreams, whether revealed any human being or Hadhrat Muhammad (saw), are still dreams, and they still need to be interpreted.

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