In Islamic dream interpretation, the presence of snakes often holds significant symbolism. Snakes in dreams can represent several things, depending on the context and feelings experienced during the dream. Here are some traditional interpretations:

1. Enemies or Trickery (عدو - 'Aduw): Snakes are commonly seen as symbols of enemies or deceitful people in one's life. This is partly due to their hidden nature and the potential danger they carry.

2. Danger or Fear (الخطر والخوف - Al-Khatar wal Khawf): Seeing snakes might reflect internal fears or anxiety. This could be emotional or spiritual fears you are experiencing in your life.

3. Changes or Transformation (تغييرات أو تحول - Taghirat aw Tahawul): Snakes can also symbolize transformation due to their ability to shed skin, which may indicate personal growth or change.

In your dream, the presence of snakes and the significant feeling you had suggest something meaningful. If the snakes were threatening, it might relate to underlying fears or perceived threats from others around you. If they were simply present without causing harm, this could indicate a change or transformation taking place.

Spiritual Reflection:

Reflect on your current situation. Are there people in your life who might not have your best interests at heart? Or are you going through a period of change that you need to embrace? Seeking Allah’s guidance through prayer (صلاة - Salah) and seeking refuge in Him from any harm (أعوذ بالله من الشر - A'udhu billahi minash-sharri) can bring comfort and clarity.

Consider the advice to not spread dreams that cause discomfort, as mentioned by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who said a bad dream is from Satan, and one should seek refuge with Allah and not disclose it to others. Always remember, dreams can be a means of self-reflection guided by divine wisdom. Trust in Allah’s plan and wisdom in all situations.