Peace be upon you. I suffer from frequent nightmares and disturbing dreams due to a difficult period (death, illness, stress...), and sometimes when I wake up, I remember seeing disturbing things (like wet dreams, but only for a few seconds, and sometimes I don't catch everything I dreamed about because I wake up repeatedly at night). In addition to the nightmares I mentioned earlier... After waking up, sometimes I don't remember how I felt (the peak of desire...) and I don't recall the dream because I also wake up a lot at night due to my disturbing nightmares and my anxiety about having wet dreams... So should I consider myself Junub or not?
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It is important to note that the occurrence of wet dreams is not something that can be assumed without certainty. If you are unsure whether you have experienced a wet dream or not, you are not required to perform Ghusl.
As for the feelings of desire or the content of the dreams, they do not necessarily indicate that you have become Junub unless you have clear evidence of it.
For further guidance:
If you are uncertain about whether you have become Junub or not, you can refer to the following resources: The Book of Islamic Laws - Section on Purification - Page 171
Additionally, you can consult the following links for more information: 1, 2.