In traditional Islamic dream interpretation, seeing snakes in a dream can symbolize several things, often depending on the specifics of the dream:

1. Enemy or Opponent: Snakes (ثعبان, thu'ban) are often interpreted as symbols of an enemy or a source of enmity due to their venomous nature. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) mentioned certain animals that are threats and can be killed for their harm, with snakes often seen as such.

2. Deception: Snakes can also represent deception or hidden danger, as they can be sneaky and strike without warning.

3. Transformation or Change: In a more positive light, snakes may symbolize transformation or the shedding of old habits, akin to a snake shedding its skin.

Reflecting on your dream and its vividness, it might suggest that you are dealing with a situation or a person that may pose a hidden threat or conflict in your life. Alternatively, it could indicate a period of personal transformation or the need to confront and overcome fears or enemies, whether internal or external.

Spiritual Reflection: In such times, it could be beneficial to seek protection and refuge with Allah (استغاثة, istighatha), regularly reciting supplications for protection and asking for guidance in dealing with any adversities you face. Moreover, consider looking at any changes you are going through and embrace the positive transformations they may bring into your life.

May Allah grant you clarity and protection in all your affairs.