Snow (Baraf)

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) states that if a person sees in a dream that they are developing or populating a desolate place—such as building a mosque, a religious school (Madrassa), or a monastery—it is a sign of righteousness in religion and intellect, and a reward in the Hereafter. However, if a person sees that they are developing barren land for personal gain—such as building an inn, a shop, etc.—it indicates worldly benefit and goodness. Conversely, if one sees a populated or flourishing place becoming desolate or ruined, it signifies that calamity and misfortune will befall that place. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) states that if a person sees themselves residing in a populated and flourishing area, it indicates that they will obtain goodness and profit in proportion to the prosperity of that place. However, if they see the opposite (a desolate place), they will face evil, corruption, and loss. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (R.A) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (R.A) states that seeing a settlement or population in a dream is based on four interpretations: Rectification of worldly affairs (Improvement in daily life). Goodness and benefit. Fulfillment of desires and success. The opening of closed or stalled matters.

Water is the source of life for all things. Allah Almighty says: 'And We made from water every living thing. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Walking on Water: If a person sees themselves walking on the surface of water, such as a river or canal, it is a sign of their pure belief and strength of faith. Drinking Clear Water: Drinking plenty of clear and pleasant water indicates a long and happy life. Drinking Bad Water: If the water is tasteless, salty, or brackish, the interpretation is the opposite (indicating hardship or a shorter life). Drinking from a River: Drinking clear, good water from a river suggests the person will become a leader (or King) of the world. Some say they will gain status, wealth, and blessings in proportion to the amount they drank. Turbid Water: If the water is muddy or turbid, it signifies grief, hardship, fear, and terror. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Hot Water: Drinking hot water is a sign of sickness and grief. If hot water is poured over the dreamer and they are unaware of it, it indicates illness or severe sorrow. Falling into Water: Falling into water signifies getting trapped in grief and sorrow. Lifting Water in a Bowl: This indicates being fascinated by wealth and life. Water in a Glass Bowl (Relationship & Childbirth): Wise people compare a glass bowl to a woman and the water inside it to the fetus in the mother's womb. If the bowl breaks: The wife will die, but the child will survive. If the water spills and the bowl remains: The child will die, but the wife will survive. Giving Water for Free: If one gives water to people without charge, it means people will benefit from them in this world and the Hereafter, and they will develop a desolate place. Spilled Water in a House: Entering a house where water is spilled indicates the dreamer will be sorrowful and anxious. Drinking Like a Dog: Drinking clear water from a bowl like a dog suggests living a life of luxury and pleasure, but doing something that leads to trials (Fitna) and calamity. It also suggests giving away wealth little by little in charity. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Rising Water: Seeing water levels increase at the appropriate time indicates an abundance of blessings for that year. Water Absorbed by Earth: If water is seen sinking into the ground, it signifies safety and peace for the common people. (Referencing the verse: "O Earth, swallow your water... and the water subsided"). Water Rising Over Heads: If water rises above people's heads, it signifies abundance and prosperity in the country for that year. Water in the House: Clear Water: Finding clear water in one's house is a sign of blessings and a happy life. Muddy Water: Standing in muddy water in the house carries the opposite interpretation (sorrow/trouble). Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Watering Crops: Watering a garden or crops from rivers or canals is a sign of deliverance from grief and the acquisition of wealth. Giving Water to People: This signifies religiousness, honesty, and good deeds. Entering Water: If one enters water and their body feels strong, they will be engaged in a difficult task for a ruler/government and will be successful in it. If one enters clear water and their body is completely submerged/hidden, it indicates strength of religion, trust in God (Tawakkul), and steadfastness. Water Entering a Garden: This is a sign of acquiring a wife or a maidservant. Water Falling on the Body: Clear Water: Indicates receiving goodness and benefits. Muddy Water: Indicates suffering a loss. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) He states that entering water in a dream has five interpretations: Certainty (Yaqeen) Strength A difficult task Companionship/Friendship A task assigned by the city's chief/leader

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Hazrat Daniel (A.S) states that seeing water coming out of the nose in a dream is a sign of a child. Seeing only nasal mucus is also a sign of a child. If one sees vinegar coming out of the nose, it is also a sign of a child. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) states that seeing water flowing from the nose is a sign of paying off debts and finding relief from grief and sorrow. If the person is sick, they will recover. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) states that nasal mucus in a dream signifies a child. Falls on the body: It will be a boy. Falls on the ground: It will be a girl. Falls on a woman: She will become pregnant, but the child will be lost (miscarriage). Woman drops mucus on him: It will be a boy. Dropped in a neighbor's house: The neighbor's wife will commit betrayal. Dropped on another man's bed: This also signifies betrayal. Eating own mucus: He will spend his wealth on his family. Eating wife's mucus: She will have a child. Black or dirty mucus: The child will face sorrow and calamity. Yellow mucus: The child will be sick.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Inappropriate Place: If a person sees themselves urinating in an improper or inappropriate place, it indicates that the dreamer will be sorrowful and burdened with debt. Appropriate Place: If seen in the proper place (bathroom/toilet), it indicates relief from debt and freedom from grief. For the Wealthy: If a wealthy person sees this dream, it signifies a loss of wealth. Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Unknown Place: If one sees themselves urinating in an unknown place, it is a sign that they will marry a woman from the people of that place or acquire a maidservant. Strong Flow: If one sees a strong flow of urine (or blood in its place), it indicates a loss. Pus: If one sees pus flowing instead of urine, it signifies that a sickly child will be born to them. Unlawful Wealth: Some interpreters state that urinating signifies unlawful (Haram) wealth. Drinking urine indicates consuming unlawful wealth. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) In a Well: Urinating into a well signifies earning lawful (Halal) wealth from someone. Scholar Child: Seeing oneself urinate is a sign that a child will be born who will be a Hafiz of the Quran, a scholar, and wise. Partial Urination: If one urinates partially and holds some back, it means some wealth will be lost, and some grief will be removed. People Wiping with Urine: If one sees people wiping themselves with their urine (using it for blessing or cure), it is a sign that a scholarly and wise child will be born to them, and people will follow him. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) In a Mosque: Urinating in a mosque signifies hoarding wealth, but not for one's own benefit. Soiled Clothes: If one sees that their clothes are soiled by urine, it indicates they will save wealth for their child. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) stated that seeing oneself urinate in the proper place indicates wealth for the poor, but carries different meanings for others: For the Poor: They will become wealthy. For the Slave: They will be freed. For the Sick: They will be cured. For the Prisoner: They will be released. For the Traveler: They will return to their homeland. For the Ruler/Official: They will be dismissed from their post. For the Caliph/King: They will die. For the Judge: They will be dismissed. For the Merchant: They will suffer a loss. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) If one sees themselves urinating in the proper place within their own home, it indicates that they will save their wealth for their children. However, they will receive compensation or more in return. Allah Almighty says: "And whatever thing you spend [in His cause] - He will compensate it; and He is the best of providers."

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Building a Toilet: If a person sees themselves constructing a toilet in a dream, it signifies greed and a strong inclination towards worldly wealth, with a reluctance to spend any of it. Alternative Interpretation: Some interpreters state that the dreamer will encounter a sorceress (a woman who practices magic) who consumes unlawful (Haram) wealth and is dishonest. Relieving Oneself: Seeing oneself urinating or defecating inside a toilet is a sign of accumulating wealth. Falling into the Toilet: Falling into a toilet or a cesspit indicates being completely engrossed or "drowned" in the accumulation of wealth. Falling into the deep pit (well) of a toilet suggests the dreamer will seize or snatch someone else's wealth. Injury: If one falls and breaks their hands or legs, it indicates falling into a severe calamity or trial. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a toilet in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Unlawful Wealth (Haram Mal) Worldly Pleasure/Luxury (Aish-e-Dunya) Treasury or Hoarding Engaging in Unlawful Acts A Servant or a Woman who consumes unlawful wealth

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Treasurer: Seeing a ewer (Lota) in a dream represents a prudent treasurer or administrator who controls income and expenditure. Gift from a King: If one sees that the King has given them a ewer, it indicates that the dreamer will become the King's treasurer and advisor. Giving to Others: If the dreamer gives a ewer to someone else, the interpretation applies to that person. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) A Servant: A jug or ewer in a dream signifies a servant. Reference: Allah Almighty says: "There will circulate among them immortal boys with vessels, pitchers..." (Quran). Broken or Lost Jug: If one sees that their jug is broken or lost, it indicates that their wife will separate from them or die. Drinking from the Jug: If one sees themselves drinking water from the jug, it is a sign that a child will be born to them, especially if the water is clear and pleasant to taste. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a jug or ewer in a dream is interpreted in five ways: A Servant A Treasurer A Ministry (Government Position) A Child Unexpected Sustenance: Receiving a small amount of sustenance/livelihood from a source one did not expect.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Enlarged Belly: If a person sees their belly enlarged in a dream like that of a pregnant woman, it is a sign that they will acquire worldly wealth and blessings in proportion to the size of the belly. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) A Child Dreaming of Pregnancy: If a young (prepubescent) child sees themselves pregnant in a dream: If it is a boy: His father will receive wealth and blessings. If it is a girl: Her mother will receive wealth and blessings.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Seeing it: Seeing sour water (Kanji) in a dream is a sign of grief and illness. Drinking it: Drinking it is a specific sign of illness. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Spilling or Not Drinking: If one sees the sour water spilling or chooses not to drink any of it, it is a sign of deliverance from grief and sorrow. Recovery: If the dreamer is sick and sees this (spilling/not drinking), they will recover from their illness. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that drinking sour water in a dream has five interpretations: Illness Grief Conflict or Quarrel Need or Want Fighting with one's family

General Interpretations Fire Not Burning: If a person sees in a dream that fire did not burn them, it is a sign that they will go on a journey unwillingly (with reluctance). Blazing Fire: If the fire is blazing, it indicates illness with a high fever. Burning the Body: If the fire burns the dreamer's body, they will suffer grief and loss proportionate to the burn. House on Fire (No Fear): If one sees their house on fire, burning their entire body with blazing flames, yet they feel no fear or terror in their heart, it signifies weakness and illness due to hardship and trials (e.g., cold, plague, smallpox, measles). Holding Fire: If one sees themselves holding fire, they will receive unlawful (Haram) wealth from a King/Ruler. Smoky Fire: Seeing smoky fire signifies acquiring unlawful wealth through hard labor and grief, accompanied by much conflict. Heat from Fire: Feeling the heat of a fire suggests that someone is backbiting (gossiping about) the dreamer. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Throwing Fire at People: Throwing flames at people signifies creating enmity and hostility among them. Merchant's Shop on Fire: If a merchant sees their shop and goods on fire, it indicates their goods will be ruined, or they will sell an item worth one dirham for three (profiteering) and will show no compassion to anyone. Someone Else's House on Fire: This signifies that the person will be caught in war, strife (Fitna), or the oppression of a ruler. Clothes Burning: If fire burns one’s clothes, it indicates fighting with relatives and grief caused by wealth. Large Fire on Ground: A large fire on the ground signifies war and strife in that region. Burnt Object: Seeing something burnt indicates fighting with someone because of women. City/Locality on Fire: If a city, neighborhood, or inn is completely burnt by a blazing, roaring fire, it signifies war or a severe epidemic in that place. Fire Burning Some Things, Leaving Others: No scary sound: Indicates a fight in that area. No bright flames: Indicates severe illness. With smoke: Indicates fear and terror in one's affairs. Fire Falling from Sky: Burning a city/locality: Signifies calamity and strife in that place. Loud noise and flames (but not burning): Signifies verbal disputes and corruption. Fire from Under the Earth: If a terrifying fire erupts from the ground and rises to the sky, it means the people of that place will fight against the friends of Allah (Saints) with lies and slander, proportionate to the fire's strength. Fire Moving Without Harm: If fire moves wildly from place to place without causing harm, the dreamer will gain benefit. If poor, they will become wealthy. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Raining Fire: If fire rains from the sky like water, it signifies bloodshed and calamity from kings/rulers in that region. Fire Burning Food: If fire from the sky burns the dreamer’s food, it indicates their worship is accepted by Allah. (Reference: "A sacrifice which fire shall consume"). Fire Coming Down (No Harm): If fire comes from the sky but burns nothing, it indicates fear of Allah and fear of the King. (Reference: "The punishment of the Fire which you used to deny"). Warming by a Large Fire: Sitting by a large fire to get warm signifies becoming close to a great King or Ruler. Cooking on Fire: Cooking something on a fire signifies that one’s religious and worldly affairs will be settled/completed. Burning Vegetation: If fire descends and burns the earth's greenery, it indicates many sudden deaths in that country (God forbid). Burning a Dome/Minaret: If a large fire burns a dome or minaret, the King of that place will die. Fire from Earth (Bright): Some interpreters say if fire emerges from the earth and becomes bright, it indicates a treasure in that place. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Eating Fire: Eating pieces of fire signifies consuming the wealth of orphans. (Reference: Quran 4:10 - "Indeed, those who devour the property of orphans unjustly are only consuming into their bellies fire..."). Fire from Mouth: Fire coming out of the mouth signifies speaking lies and slander. Fire Everywhere: Seeing fire burning everywhere indicates the dreamer will act as a messenger/envoy between the subjects and the King. Fire by Side (No Harm): Seeing a fire lit by one’s side that causes no harm indicates receiving goodness. (Reference: "Have you seen the fire which you ignite?"). Fire Burning Wood: A large fire burning wood signifies strife (Fitna) and war. (Reference: "Whenever they kindle a fire for war..."). Fire Burning People: If fire burns people, it signifies victory over enemies. Burnt by Fire (No Light): If the dreamer is burnt by a fire that has no light, they will suffer from meningitis/delirium (Sarsam). Fire with Light: If the fire has light, a child will be born to the dreamer’s relatives or children who will be praised by people. The dreamer will gain honor and wealth equal to the fire's light. Fire in Battlefield: Seeing fire in a battlefield signifies severe diseases like smallpox, plague, or sudden death. Smoky Fire: Indicates fear and dread of the King. Fire in the Marketplace: Signifies the impiety of the market people (dishonesty in trade and lying about goods). Fire in a Country: Indicates the people are fighting the King, or the King is oppressing the subjects. Fire in Unknown Month: Signifies impiety. Clothes on Fire: Indicates calamity, terror, and fear. Standing on Fire: Signifies receiving grief.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Strength for the Ruler: Lighting a fire in a dream is a sign of strength and power for the King. Smokeless Fire: If the fire has no smoke, it indicates brilliance, splendor, wealth, and the stability of the kingdom according to one’s heart's desire. Smoky Fire: A fire with smoke indicates the tyranny of the King, grief, sorrow, and loss. Lighting for Warmth: Lighting a fire to warm oneself or others indicates seeking something and obtaining profit. Useless Fire: Lighting a fire without any benefit or reason signifies fighting and quarreling without cause. Roasting/Grilling: Lighting a fire to roast something signifies doing something to backbite (gossip about) people in order to investigate their condition. Eating the Roast: If one eats the roasted food, they will earn livelihood accompanied by grief and sorrow. Fire Under a Pot (Cauldron): With Food: If there is meat or food in the pot, the dreamer will do work that benefits the head of the household. Empty Pot: If the pot contains no food, it indicates that the work will bring grief and sorrow. Lighting for Illumination: Lighting a fire to see (for light) indicates conducting affairs with logic and proof. Making Halwa (Sweets): Lighting a fire to make Halwa signifies that people will speak well of the dreamer. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Burning a Place: Lighting a fire to burn a specific place indicates speaking ill of or backbiting the people of that area. In an Oven/Stove (Without Cooking): Lighting a fire in a Tandoor (oven) or fireplace without the intent to cook food signifies fighting with one's relatives and family members. Lighting for Benefit: If one tries to light a fire for their own benefit, it is a sign they will benefit from their own knowledge. If the dreamer is a King, his honor, status, and wealth will increase. Fire Extinguished: If one lights a fire and it goes out, it is a sign of the dreamer's death or destruction. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Guiding People in the Wild: If one sees themselves lighting a fire in a forest/wilderness so that people can find their way by its light, it means people will benefit from the dreamer's knowledge and wisdom and will find the right path. Dimming Fire: If the fire becomes weak and its light diminishes, it indicates that the dreamer's circumstances will change, and they will depart from this world (die). Misleading Light: If one lights a fire in the wilderness but it is not on the right path (or does not guide correctly), it means people will be misguided by the dreamer's knowledge. Merchant Lighting a Fire: If a merchant lights a fire to burn a place, but the fire does not burn it, it indicates he will trade dishonestly, and his wealth will be unlawful (Haram). Taking Fire from a Neighbor: If one sees themselves taking fire from a neighbor's house, it indicates receiving unlawful (Haram) wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Walking by the Light: If a person sees the light of a fire in a dream such that they can see the path and walk, it is a sign that they will attain the wealth of piety (Zuhd). Stationary Light: If one sees the light standing still in one spot, it indicates that their wealth and status will be established in that specific place. Glowing Ember (Coal): If one sees a glowing ember of fire, it is a sign that the Sultan (King) or his procession will appear in that country. Ember in the House: If one sees an ember in their own house that illuminates the home, it indicates that their work will progress, and their wealth will increase. Extinguishing the Ember: If one sees that they have extinguished that ember, it is a sign that there will be fighting and conflict within their family.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Prostrating to Fire: If a person sees themselves prostrating (doing Sajdah) to fire, it is a sign that they will bow to a tyrant King and engage in his service, but they will find no patience or rest in it. Prostrating to an Oven or Lamp: If one prostrates to a Tandoor (oven), fire, or lamp, it signifies being engaged in the service of women. Kissing the Fire: If one worships and kisses the fire, it indicates they will become an informer (spy) for the King. Wandering in Fire: If one sees themselves wandering in fire in a state of distress, it indicates a desire to trade or do business with the King, but the outcome will not be good, especially if the fire burns their body. No Pain/Burn: If the fire causes no pain to the body, it indicates safety and peace of mind received from the ruler of the time. Entering Fire: Going into fire signifies gaining benefit from the King equivalent to the immersion in the fire. Light form Body: If fire radiates light from the dreamer's face, clothes, or hand such that people are amazed by its brightness, it is a sign of victory over enemies and the fulfillment of desires in both worlds. Reference: This alludes to the miracle of Prophet Musa (A.S) against Pharaoh. Allah Almighty says: "Insert your hand into the opening of your garment; it will come out white, without disease." Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Worshipping Fire: If a person sees themselves worshipping fire, it indicates they will enter royal service. Embers: If the fire is in the form of embers (coals) and they worship it, it means their intention is to use religion to accumulate wealth, and they will acquire a large amount of unlawful (Haram) wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Bad Talk: Seeing sparks of fire in a dream indicates bad words or unpleasant talk that will reach the dreamer. Falling Sparks: If countless sparks fall upon the dreamer, it is a sign that they will be trapped in hardship and severe calamity. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) In a City or Street: If sparks fall into a city or a street, it indicates that war and strife (Fitna) will arise in that place. Large Sparks: If the sparks are seen to be very large, it signifies that the punishment of Allah Almighty will reach that person or that location. Reference: Allah Almighty says: "Indeed, it throws sparks [as huge] as a fortress, As if they were yellow camels." (Quran 77:32-33). Falling Among People: If sparks fall among a group of people, it indicates there will be fighting and conflict in that place. Playing with Fire: Throwing fire or playing with fire signifies using abusive language. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Holding Fire: Holding a piece of fire in the hand indicates being engaged in work for the King (Government). With Smoke: If smoke is present, there will be fear in that work. Fire Cooling Down: If the fire cools down in the hand, it signifies acquiring unlawful (Haram) wealth in the service of the King. Giving Fire to Others: If one gives a piece of that fire to others, it means the dreamer’s actions will cause grief and loss to people, and they will become his enemies. Cooking on Fire: Cooking food on fire and eating it signifies hearing good and pleasant words from people. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing fire in a dream can be interpreted in 25 ways: Strife (Fitna) War Corruption (Fasad) Fear Dispute/Hostility Bad Words Hindrance in work The King’s Anger Punishment Hypocrisy/Disunity (Nifaq) Going Astray (Irreligion) Knowledge and Wisdom Path of Guidance Calamity Terror/Dread Burning Service to the King Plague Meningitis (Sarsam) Smallpox Opening/Ease of Affairs (Kushaish-e-Kaar) Virtue/Excellence Unlawful Wealth (Haram Mal) Sustenance (Rozi) Profit

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Serving Woman: Seeing a fireplace or brazier in a dream represents a woman who serves the household (a housekeeper or manager of the home). Iron Fireplace: If the fireplace is made of iron, it indicates that the woman is from the relatives of the household. Wooden Fireplace: If it is made of wood, it indicates that the woman is a hypocrite (Munafiq). Clay Fireplace: If it is made of clay or mud, it indicates that the woman belongs to the arrogant and the polytheists (Mushrikeen). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a fireplace in a dream has two interpretations: A Serving Woman (Housekeeper) A Maidservant (Kaniz)

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) The Partnership: The fire striker (steel) and the flint stone are considered partners. One of them represents a person who is strong and brave, while the other represents a person who is hard or stern. Together, they bring about progress in significant matters and great tasks. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Lighting a Lamp: If one sees that they struck fire with the flint and lit a lamp with it, the interpretation depends on the status of the dreamer: If a King: His subjects will find peace and comfort through his justice and fairness. If a Scholar (Alim): People will benefit from his knowledge and wisdom. If a Merchant: People will receive goodness, charity, and kindness from him. If a Dervish (Ascetic): People will benefit from his good character and conduct. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Producing Fire: If one sees that they successfully extracted fire using the striker, it indicates that they will accumulate unlawful (Haram) wealth for the King or accept bribes in their work. Failing to Produce Fire: If one strikes the flint but cannot produce a spark or fire, it indicates that they will seek wealth but will fail to obtain it.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) A Bad Place: Hazrat Ibn Sirin states that seeing a Fire Temple in a dream signifies a bad or evil place. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Foolish People: A Fire Temple represents a gathering of foolish people and a desolate place (void of spiritual good). Entering and Receiving: If one sees themselves entering a Fire Temple and receiving something there, it indicates that they will suffer humiliation and disgrace equivalent to the amount of what they received. The Outcome: Although they may eventually be delivered from that evil, they will face regret and remorse in the end.

1. Aard-goon (Blossom) Interpretation: Aard-goon is a type of blossom. Seeing it in a dream is a sign of grief and illness. 2. Flour (Atta) General Interpretation: Seeing flour (Aard) in a dream signifies lawful (Halal) wealth and blessings that are obtained without toil or hardship. Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Flour from the Sky: If one sees flour coming down from the sky like snow, it is a sign that the dreamer will receive lawful wealth and blessings from a source they did not expect, in proportion to the amount of flour. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Barley Flour (Jau): Signifies the correctness and integrity of one's faith/religion. Wheat Flour (Gandum): Signifies wealth and riches gained through trade, bringing great profit. Millet Flour (Bajra): Signifies a small amount of wealth. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Selling Flour: Seeing oneself selling flour in a dream is a sign that the person is selling their religion in exchange for worldly gains (selling Deen for Dunya).

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) A Social Man: Seeing a flour sieve in a dream represents a man who moves and mingles frequently among his friends and relatives. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) A Vain Woman or Bad Servant: Seeing a sieve can also represent a vain/useless woman or an ill-mannered servant. Receiving a Sieve: If one dreams of buying or being given a new, large flour sieve, it indicates they will form a friendship with a woman or a servant of the nature mentioned above. Alternative View: Some interpreters suggest it represents a virtuous man who will remain in the dreamer's service and become a loyal friend. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that the flour sieve in a dream is interpreted in four ways: A Virtuous Man A Vain/Useless Woman A Servant A Small Profit

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Belching: If a person sees themselves belching in a dream, it is a sign that they will speak words that will bring them respect and honor (Hurmat). Food Coming Out: If one sees that food comes out of their throat along with the belch, it is a sign that their death is near. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Sour or Bad Belch: If one experiences a sour or unpleasant belch in a dream, it indicates that they will speak words that will cause them loss and danger. Smoke-like Belch: If the belch resembles smoke, it indicates that the dreamer will speak inappropriately or at the wrong time (untimely speech). As a result, people will reproach and blame them, and this fault will end in regret.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) If a person sees in a dream that they have become free or someone has set them free, the interpretation depends on their current condition: If Sick: They will be cured and recover. If in Debt: They will be cleared of their debts. If Hajj is Unperformed: They will be blessed to perform the Hajj. If Enslaved: They will be liberated. If a Sinner: They will repent for their sins. If Sorrowful: They will find happiness and be relieved of their grief. If Imprisoned: They will be released. Summary: In short, seeing freedom in a dream is an extremely good and beneficial sign.

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Symbolism: In a dream, the upper threshold (lintel) represents the Master of the house, and the lower threshold represents the Mistress (wife) of the house. Upper Threshold Falling: If one sees the upper threshold fall or become ruined, it is a sign that the master of the house will die. Lower Threshold Falling: If the homeowner sees the lower threshold fall or burn, it is a sign that the mistress of the house (the wife) will die. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Changing the Threshold: If the homeowner sees that the lower or upper threshold has been changed for a new one, it is a sign that he will divorce his wife and marry another woman. Removing the Upper Threshold: If he sees that he has pulled out or removed the upper threshold, it signifies that he will destroy himself (or bring ruin upon himself). Removing Both: If he sees that both the upper and lower thresholds have been removed or uprooted, it is a sign that both the master and the mistress of the house will die.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) The Seven Skies: First Sky: If one sees themselves in the first sky, it indicates their death is near. Second Sky: Indicates the acquisition of knowledge and wisdom. Third Sky: Indicates attaining honor and prosperity in this world. Fourth Sky: Indicates becoming a friend and close confidant of the King. Fifth Sky: Indicates encountering awe, fear, and dread. Sixth Sky: Indicates finding fortune, wealth, and goodness. Closed Doors: If one sees themselves at the first sky but finds the door locked, it means their affairs will be blocked or halted because of a great man (person of authority). Head Down: If one cannot look at the sky and keeps their head down, it signifies separation from a saintly or great figure. Angels Descending: If one sees angels coming down from the sky and passing by them, it is a sign that the doors of knowledge and wisdom will open for them. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) On the Sky: If one sees themselves on the sky, they will travel and gain worldly honor. Flying in the Atmosphere: Flying in the space between the earth and the sky signifies a journey filled with blessings and bounty. Flying Straight Up: Flying straight upwards to reach the sky indicates facing loss and grief. Staying in the Sky: If one goes to the sky with the intention of never returning to earth, it signifies attaining greatness, kingship, or accomplishing a monumental task. Voice from the Sky: Hearing a call or voice from the sky is a sign of goodness and safety. Bird Speaking: If a bird from the sky speaks to the dreamer, it indicates they will remain happy and content. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Building on the Sky: If one builds a structure on the sky just as one builds on earth, it indicates their death is near. If one builds with earthly materials (bricks, mud, gypsum) on the sky, it signifies the dreamer will become arrogant and proud in worldly matters. Raining from the Sky: Honey: If honey rains down like water, it indicates goodness, blessings, and spoils of war/wealth for the people. Sand/Soil: If a little falls, it is good; if a lot falls, it is bad. Scorpions/Snakes/Stones: This is a sign of Divine Punishment (Azab) descending on that land. Hanging from the Sky: If one sees themselves hanging from the sky, it indicates their status and rank will be elevated. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) The Seventh Sky: If one goes to the seventh sky (a place beyond imagination) and does not return, their death is near, but their end will be good. Returning to Earth: For a Righteous Person: If they come back down, they will become an ascetic (Zahid) and pious in religion. For a Sinner: If they are not righteous, they will either repent for their sins or face destruction. Falling to Earth: Falling from the sky to the earth indicates coming near death due to grief or illness, but eventually recovering. Dome/Palace in the Air: If one sees a foundation like a dome or palace between the sky and earth (made of neither stone nor brick), the dreamer will become arrogant about their knowledge and deeds. Open Doors: If the doors of the sky are open, it means prayers will be answered that year, and there will be abundant rain. Reference: "So We opened the gates of heaven with water pouring down..." (Quran 54:11). Specific Door Opening: If a specific door opens for the dreamer or the people of that land, it signifies goodness and blessings, especially for the dreamer's friends. Falling: Falling from the sky signifies the anger of Allah Almighty. Hazrat Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Colors of the Sky: Green: Indicates goodness, rectification, and peace in the land. White: Indicates grief and illness in that place. Red: Indicates war and bloodshed. Black: Indicates a great trial or corruption (Fitna) will arise. Brightness: If the sky is brighter than usual, the dreamer will receive enlightenment in religion. Door Opening in Front: If a door opens directly in front of the dreamer, the door of sustenance and goodness will open for them; they will become wise/learned, and many will benefit from them. Red Pillars: Seeing red pillar-like marks in the sky indicates victory for the righteous people of that place. Worshipping the Sky: If one worships the sky, it indicates they will be irreligious and misguided. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Raining Stones: If stones rain down like water, it is a sign of severe punishment in that region. Reference: "And We rained upon them stones of hard clay." (Quran). Raining Wheat/Barley: If wheat and barley rain down, it signifies colorful blessings, immeasurable bounty, peace, and livelihood for the people.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Elevated Threshold: If a person sees in a dream that the threshold of their house has become high (elevated), it is a sign that they will attain wealth, blessings, and greatness in rank in proportion to that elevation. Collapsed Threshold: If one sees that the threshold has fallen or collapsed, it indicates that they will fall from their rank and suffer humiliation among people. Water Pouring Down: If one sees clean water pouring from the threshold like rain, it is a sign that they will receive wealth and blessings in that amount. Snakes and Scorpions: If one sees snakes and scorpions falling from the threshold, it indicates that they will receive grief or trouble from the King or the Ruler. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Threshold Falling on the Dreamer: If a person sees that the threshold of the house has fallen upon them and they are trapped underneath, it indicates a fear of destruction or death. Reference: Allah Almighty says: "So the roof fell upon them from above them." (Quran 16:26). Decorated Threshold: If one sees that the threshold is painted or engraved with various colors (Munqash), it signifies that the dreamer will live their life in this world with luxury, adornment, and decoration.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Grinding Grain: If a person sees that they are grinding grain at a water mill, it is a sign that they will receive great benefit from the owner of the mill. Broken Millstone: If one sees that the millstone has broken and become useless, it indicates that the owner of the mill will die. Cracked Stone: If one sees a crack or fissure in the millstone or a defect appears in it, it signifies that a disturbance will occur in the livelihood and luxury of the mill owner. Stolen Stone: If one sees that someone has stolen the millstone, it is a sign that the mill owner will suffer a loss. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) War and Hostility: Seeing a water mill in a dream is generally a sign of war and hostility (Khasumat: fighting, quarreling, discord). Inside the Mill: If one sees themselves inside a water mill, it indicates that they will have a dispute or quarrel with someone. Owning the Mill: If they know that the mill belongs to them, the matter will be easier to handle. Turning Without Grain: If there is no grain in the mill, yet they see it turning, this indicates that the dreamer will go on a journey. Material of the Wheel/Stone: Copper, Brass, or Iron: If the millstone is made of these metals, it is a sign of war and battle (Kaarzar). Glass: If the millstone is made of glass, it signifies a dispute with women. Turning by Hand: If one sees that they are turning the water mill with their own hands, it indicates that their partner will be hard-hearted, and due to this, there will be a lack of management in their work. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a water mill in a dream is interpreted in five ways: A King A Chief (Raees) Wealth Death (Sooner or later) The King's Steward (The one in charge of the King's table/provisions) The Mill's Location: Seeing the place of the mill represents the chief or elder of that place. Turning Badly: If one sees the mill turning in a ruined or bad state, it indicates that whatever is inside the mill will be spoiled.

General Interpretation The Provider: In a dream, the miller represents a man through whom the family receives their livelihood. He is the one who earns sustenance so that his household can subsist on it. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Controller of Sustenance: Seeing a miller in a dream signifies a man who holds the control or distribution of sustenance in his hands. A Young Miller: If the miller seen in the dream is a young man, the interpretation is good/auspicious. Animals Turning the Mill: If one sees a donkey or camel yoked to the mill, and the flour comes out well (abundantly/cleanly), it is a sign that the miller possesses wealth and good fortune (Iqbal). Sound of the Stone: If the miller hears the sound of the millstone while it is turning, it is a sign that there will be strength and stability in his work.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Long Life: If a person sees in a dream that they are making peace (Sulah) or reconciling, it is a sign that they will have a long life. Paradoxical Call: If one sees that during the reconciliation, they are inviting someone to corruption in religion (Fasaad), the interpretation is the opposite: it means they are actually inviting that person to the path of religion, righteousness, and goodness. Conversely, if one sees that they are advising someone towards religious righteousness but doing so with anger, it indicates that they are actually inciting them towards corruption and evil. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that making peace (Sulah) in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Long Life (Darazi-e-Umar) Strength and Power Correct Beliefs and Excellent Character

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) A Famous Person: If a person sees in a dream that they have embraced or held a famous person in their arms, it is a sign that the dreamer will become a righteous and virtuous (Saleh) person and will attain goodness in their religion. A Child: If one sees that they have taken a child into their lap, it indicates that they desire a beloved child (or son). A Lion: If one sees that they have embraced a lion, it is a sign that they will make peace or reconcile with an enemy.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Symbolism: In a dream, the Sun represents a great King or a Caliph. Catching the Sun: If one sees that they have caught the Sun from the sky or taken ownership of it, it is a sign that they will attain kingship or greatness, or they will become a close friend and confidant of the King. If one sees that they have become the Sun, they will become a King (if eligible) or attain greatness and dignity equivalent to the Sun’s magnitude. Conflict: If one sees themselves fighting with the Sun, it means the King will wage war or have a dispute with them. Moon Replacing Sun: If the Moon takes the place of the Sun, it indicates that the dreamer will become a King and the kingdom will remain stable. Taking Light: If one takes light from the Sun, they will acquire a kingdom from a great King. Catching a Dark Sun: If one catches the Sun but not from the sky, and it has no rays or light (is dark/murky), it signifies deliverance from grief. Sun Out of Place: If the Sun is dark/black and not in its usual place, it indicates the King will be in need or distress regarding his affairs. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Celestial Hierarchy: Sun: The Great King. Moon: The Minister (Wazir). Venus (Zohra): The Queen/Woman. Mercury (Utarid): The King’s Scribe. Mars (Mirrikh): The King’s Champion/Warrior. Other Stars: The King’s Army. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Family Symbolism: Sun: Father. Moon: Mother. Stars: Brothers. Reference: The story of Hazrat Yusuf (A.S) in the Quran: "Indeed, I saw eleven stars and the sun and the moon; I saw them prostrating to me." (Surah Yusuf, 12:4). Any increase or decrease seen in the Sun, Moon, or stars reflects upon the dreamer's parents and brothers. Sun in the House: If the Sun shines bright and pure into one’s house, it indicates the dreamer will marry a woman from among their relatives. Clouds Covering Sun: If clouds cover the Sun’s light, the King’s situation will become dangerous. If the Sun clears, the situation changes. Dark to Light: If the Sun turns from black to bright, the King will recover quickly from an illness. Rope from the Sun: If a rope or thread hangs from the Sun and the dreamer grabs it, they will receive help and strength from the King. If the rope breaks and the dreamer falls, they will fall from their rank and status. Prostration: Prostrating to the Sun or Moon indicates a sin or error will be revealed. Gathering Celestial Bodies: If one gathers the Sun, Moon, and stars and takes their light, they will rule the world, and all kings will submit to them. Black Celestial Bodies: If one captures them but they are all black, the dreamer will be destroyed (especially if the dreamer is a tyrant). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Spots on the Sun: A black dot on the Sun indicates the King is worried about his kingdom. Two Suns Fighting: Signifies war between two Kings. Sun on Earth: If the Sun descends to earth without light, the King of that land will be deposed and lose his power. Black Sun in Hand: Grief for both the King and the dreamer. Sun Lost in a Hole: The King will die, and the general public will suffer grief. Hidden Sun: If something hides the Sun and stars, the King and his army will be defeated by an enemy. Worshipping the Sun: Becoming a close confidant of a great King. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Turning Away: If one faces the Sun and then turns their face away, it indicates apostasy (being a believer, then disbeliever, then believer, and ending as a disbeliever). Sun Speaking: If the Sun speaks to the dreamer, they will attain rank, awe, and greatness from the King. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing the Sun represents eight things: Caliph Great Sultan Chief/Leader (Raees) Great Ruler/Judge Justice of the King Benefit for the Subjects Spouse (A woman for a man, a man for a woman) A Good and Bright Deed Prostration: Prostrating to the Sun means the King will be kind to the dreamer, make them a companion, and grant them high rank. Justice will prevail. Note: Merely seeing the sun's rays (without the sun itself) has the opposite interpretation.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Female Servant: In a dream, a jug represents a female servant or maid (Kaneez) who is entrusted with the task of lighting lamps. Community Servant: Some interpreters state that a jug represents a servant of the community whom the people obey, and who abstains from sin. New Jug: If one sees they have a new jug, or someone gave them one, it is a sign that they will acquire a female servant or maid possessing the qualities mentioned above. Broken Jug: If one sees that the jug has broken, it indicates that the servant or maid will become ill or die. Lost Jug: If one sees that the jug is lost or wasted, it is a sign that the servant or maid will run away or be separated from the dreamer. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a jug in a dream is interpreted in nine ways: Woman (Wife) Male Servant (Khadim) Maid / Slave Girl (Kaneez) Manager / Caretaker (Qawwam) Body / Health Long Life Wealth and Blessings Goodness and Prosperity (Khair o Barkat) Comfort from Women

General Interpretation Alaj (a type of fruit, sometimes identified as Kinnaar or Jujube) is known as Za'roor in Arabic. Eating It: If a person sees in a dream that they are eating Alaj, it is a sign of grief (Ranj) and illness (Bimari). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Not Eating It: If one sees that they possess Alaj, give it to someone, or throw it out of the house without eating it, it is a sign that they will be safe from grief and illness. Summary: The conclusion is that eating Alaj in a dream brings no goodness or benefit.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of Wealth: In a dream, swelling on the body represents wealth. Obtaining Wealth: If one sees swelling appear on their body, it is a sign that they will acquire wealth equivalent to the size or extent of the swelling. Presence of Pus: This indication of wealth is even stronger if one sees a lot of pus within the swelling. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Painful Swelling: If one sees swelling on their body and it causes pain or discomfort, it is a sign that they will acquire Halal (lawful) wealth. Painless Swelling: If the swelling does not cause any pain, it indicates that they will acquire Haram (unlawful) wealth. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing swelling on the body is interpreted in five ways: Increase in Wealth A Beneficial Woman (Wife) A Son (Male child) Fulfillment of Wishes Safety from Grief Whole Body Swollen: If one sees their entire body swollen, it is a sign that they will attain all five of these blessings.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Removing Hair with Lime: If a person sees in a dream that they have removed hair from their body using lime (as a depilatory): If Poor: They will become wealthy to that extent. If Sorrowful: They will be delivered from their grief. If in Debt: They will pay off their debts. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hair Removal: removing hair with lime in a dream implies: For the Wealthy: Their wealth will increase further. For the Poor (Dervish): Their debts will be paid. For Disbelievers: It is a sign of accepting Islam. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing lime in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Goodness (Khair) Bad or Unpleasant Words Difficult Work Construction: However, building a structure using lime/mortar carries a bad interpretation.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Ordinary Iron: Seeing ordinary iron in a dream represents a servant (Khadim). Wealth: Otherwise, it represents worldly wealth in proportion to the amount of iron seen. Receiving Iron: If one sees that someone gave them iron, it is a sign that they will receive worldly wealth from someone equivalent to the value/amount of that iron. The Blacksmith: Seeing a known blacksmith indicates Kingship. Seeing an unknown blacksmith depends on what transpires in the dream; the interpretation will follow the good or bad nature of the interaction. Melting Metal: If one sees themselves melting iron or brass, it is a sign that the person engages in backbiting (Ghibat) and speaks ill of people. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Kingship and Capability: Seeing iron relates to righteousness/capability (Salahiyat) and Kingship. Reference: Allah Almighty says in the Quran: "And We sent down iron, wherein is great military might and benefits for the people." (Surah Al-Hadid, 57:25). Extracting Iron: If one sees that they have extracted iron from a stone, it is a sign that they will face hardship or severity. Reference: Allah Almighty says: "Say, 'Be you stones or iron. Or [any] creation of that which is great within your breasts.'" (Surah Al-Isra, 17:50-51). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Blacksmithing (Ahangari): If not a Blacksmith: If a person sees themselves doing the work of a blacksmith but is not actually one by trade, it indicates a quarrel or dispute with someone. If a Blacksmith: If the dreamer is a blacksmith by trade, this dream signifies goodness and benefit. Symbolism: Some interpreters state that a blacksmith represents a King or an Elder who is just and fair. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing any object made of iron, even something as small as a needle (Sozan), is a sign of: Profit / Benefit (Nafa) Strength (Quwwat) Authority / Guardianship (Wilayat) Power / Energy (Tawanai) Victory over the Enemy (Fatah)

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Catching a Deer: If a person sees in a dream that they have caught a deer, it is a sign that they will obtain a beautiful maid/slave girl (Kaneez). Slitting the Throat: If they see that they have slit the deer's throat, it indicates deflowering a virgin girl. Unnatural Act: If they see that they have slit the deer's throat from the back of the neck, it is a sign that they will have intercourse with a maid against Sharia (unnatural act/sodomy). Skinning: If they see that they have skinned the deer, it indicates committing adultery (Zina) with a poor or strange woman. Eating Skin/Meat/Fat: If one eats the deer's skin, it signifies obtaining a beautiful woman. If one eats the deer's meat, skin, or fat, it signifies obtaining a wealthy woman. Killing/Beating: If they see that they have killed or beaten the deer, it is a sign that they will receive sorrow or grief from a woman. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Chasing and Catching: If one sees that they ran after a deer and caught/took it down, it is a sign that they will obtain a virgin woman or a maid. Hunting: If one sees that they have taken down a deer while hunting, it indicates obtaining spoils of war or wealth (Maal-e-Ghanimat). Death in the House: If one sees that a deer has died inside their house, it is a sign that they will experience grief and sorrow caused by a woman. Hitting with Stone/Arrow: If one sees that they have hit the deer with a stone or an arrow, it indicates that they will speak inappropriate or unworthy words to a woman. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Catching by Hand: If one sees in a dream that they have caught a deer with their hands, or someone has given them a deer, it is a sign that they will have a son born from a maid. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a deer in a dream is interpreted in four ways: A Woman (Wife) A Maid / Slave Girl A Son (Child) Benefit obtained from women

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Loud Voice: If a man sees (or hears) that his voice is loud in a dream, it is a sign that he will attain greatness and respect among people. Rising Status: If one sees that their voice has become elevated or loud, it is proof of their high status and dignity. It means their name and reputation will become renowned. Weak Voice: If one sees that their voice has become weak, it indicates that their fame and reputation will fade, to the extent that no one will remember them. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) For Men: A loud voice in a dream for men is a sign of greatness and fame (Bulandi-e-Naam). For Women: However, for a woman to see (or have) a loud voice in a dream is considered bad or inauspicious.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Ordered by the King: If a person sees in a dream that the King has ordered them to be hanged, it is a sign that they will receive grandeur (Hashmat) and greatness from the King. However, this will come at the cost of a defect or flaw in their religious faith (Deen). Being Watched: If one sees that they are hanging and people are watching them, it indicates that they will attain authority and leadership over that specific group of people. Hanged by a Crowd: If one sees that a crowd has gathered and hanged them, it is a sign that the dreamer will become the leader and ruler of that group. Hanged by an Old Man: If one sees that a known elderly man has hanged them and people are watching the spectacle, it signifies that they will become a ruler over the people. This is especially true if they see their own relatives or people among the spectators. Hanging Alone (Self-Inflicted): If one sees that they have hanged themselves (or are hanging) but no one is watching—meaning they are hanging in isolation—it indicates that the dreamer desires to rule over their own people, but no one will obey or submit to them. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Rope Breaking: If one sees that people have hanged them, but the rope snaps and they fall to the ground, it is a sign that they will fall from their station of greatness, honor, and high rank.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Authority and Rank: Seeing a mirror in a dream represents authority (Wilayat) and rank (Martaba). Receiving a Mirror: If one sees that they possess a mirror, or someone has given them one, it is a sign that they will receive authority, rank, and blessings in proportion to the size of the mirror. Giving a Mirror: If one sees that they have given a mirror to someone, it means they will present their wealth and goods (Maal-o-Mata) to someone (entrusting or investing it). Silver Mirror: If one looks into a mirror made of silver, it is a sign that they will look upon their own rank and honor with hatred or displeasure. This is because dream interpreters generally consider a silver mirror to be an inauspicious symbol. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Iron Mirror: If a person sees a mirror made of iron: If his wife is pregnant: She will give birth to a boy who will resemble the father in all aspects. If a pregnant woman sees it: She will give birth to a girl who will resemble the mother in all ways. If the woman is not pregnant: It is a sign that her husband will divorce her and marry another woman, and she will also marry another husband. Children Seeing Mirrors: If a boy sees a mirror, it indicates a brother will be born. If a girl sees a mirror, it indicates a sister will be born. Ruler/King: If a ruler or King sees a mirror, it indicates he will be deposed (Ma'zool). His government will leave his hands and go to another, who will become his successor. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Beautiful Face: If one sees a beautiful, known face in the mirror, it indicates they will become a King or leader. Unknown Face: If the face is unknown, the interpretation depends on the appearance (good or bad) of what was seen, and the result will return to the dreamer. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a mirror in a dream is interpreted in six ways: Woman (Wife) Son (Boy) High Status and Command (Jaah-o-Farman) Friend Partner A Clear Matter/Work Poor Man: If a poor man sees a mirror in a dream, it is a sign that he will acquire a wife and attain greatness. Girl: If a young girl sees a mirror, it is a sign that she will get married and will be held dear and respected by her husband. Gift from a Stranger: If one sees that an unknown person (Majehul) gave them a mirror, it is a sign that they will see an absent friend and be happy.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Types of Clouds: Seeing a cloud in a dream can be of six types, each with a specific interpretation: White Cloud Black Cloud Yellow Cloud Red Cloud Raining Cloud Non-raining Cloud White Raining Cloud: If one sees themselves under a white cloud that is raining, it is a sign that Allah Almighty will grant them knowledge and wisdom (Ilm-o-Hikmat), and people will benefit from their knowledge. Yellow Cloud: If one sees themselves under a yellow cloud, it indicates illness. Some interpreters say they will find a woman who will bring them grief and sorrow. Red Cloud: If one sees themselves under a red cloud, it is a sign of hardship, calamity (Bala), and entrapment. This is because whenever Allah sent punishment upon a nation, a red cloud appeared first. Cloud Standing Overhead: If one sees a cloud standing directly over their head, it is a sign that they will attain government or rule. Cloud Passing Overhead: If the cloud passes over their head, it indicates they will associate with a righteous person of high rank, and their wishes will be fulfilled through them. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Steering a Cloud: If one sees that they are driving or steering a cloud in the air, it is a sign that they will be in the company of scholars and rulers. For a King: If a King sees this, he will send informed messengers to his territories. Bringing a Cloud to Earth: If one catches a cloud in the air and brings it down to the earth, it signifies attaining goodness, greatness, and knowledge. Cloud Shading the Head: If a cloud shades the dreamer's head, they will receive abundant goodness and blessings that year. Reference: Allah says in the Quran: "And We shaded you with clouds and sent down to you manna and quails, [saying], 'Eat from the good things with which We have provided you.'" (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:57). Cloud as a Garment: If one sees a cloud turning into a black garment which they then wear, it indicates they will acquire unique knowledge possessed by no one else. Covering the World without Rain: If one sees a cloud covering the entire world but it does not rain, it is a bad omen. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Collecting or Eating Clouds: If one sees that they have collected, lifted, or eaten a cloud, it is a sign that they will become distinguished among wise men (Hukama) for their intellect and wisdom. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Eating a Cloud: If one sees that they are eating a cloud, it means their livelihood will be earned through wisdom. Stationary Black Cloud: If a black cloud is seen hovering over a specific place, it is a sign of Allah’s punishment upon that land. The closer the dreamer is to the cloud, the closer they are to the punishment. Cloud with Rain: Seeing rain with the cloud signifies mercy and charity/blessings. Drinking Rain: If one drinks rain from a cloud, they will receive mercy and goodness equivalent to the amount they drank. Thunder and Rain: If there is rain accompanied by severe thunder, it indicates fear of the prayers (curses) of parents and Muslims. Thunder and Lightning: If lightning is seen with the thunder, it is a sign of severe punishment. Cloud over the House: If one sees a cloud overshadowing their own house or place, it means their children and family will acquire wisdom and knowledge proportionate to the density/darkness of the cloud. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a cloud in a dream is interpreted in nine ways: Wisdom (Hikmat) Leadership/Presidency (Riyasat) King (Badshah) Mercy (Rahmat) Piety/Abstinence (Parheizgari) Punishment (Azab) Famine (Qahat) Calamity (Bala) Trial/Sedition (Fitna)

Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Black Cloud: Seeing a black cloud in a dream is a sign of fear, dread, and severity/hardship. Raining Cloud: A raining cloud generally signifies goodness, blessings, and abundance (Farakhi), though it can also bring grief and sorrow. Sponge (Isfanj): However, the specific type of "cloud" (substance) that is brought from the river/sea banks—known in Arabic as Isfanj (Sponge)—has a different meaning. Seeing a sponge in a dream is a sign of obtaining spoils of war or wealth (Maal-e-Ghanimat). The amount of wealth acquired will be in proportion to the amount of sponge seen.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of Faith: Seeing eyebrows in a dream represents one's religion (Deen). Perfect Eyebrows: If one sees that their eyebrows are full and without defect, it is a sign that their beauty and adornment (Zeenat) are complete and perfect. Fallen Eyebrows: If one sees that their eyebrows have fallen out, the interpretation is the opposite (defect in beauty or faith). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Loss of Hair: If one sees that they have no eyebrows or the hair has fallen out, it is a sign that they will intend to do something that will cause disgrace (Badnami) and corruption (Fasad) in their religion. Thick/Good Eyebrows: Conversely, if one sees the eyebrows are in good condition, it indicates an intention to do something that brings a good reputation and improvement in religious matters. White Eyebrows: If one sees that their eyebrows have turned white, it is a sign that their knowledge and forbearance (Tahammul) will increase, but they will suffer a loss of wealth. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) One Fallen, One Plucked: If one sees one eyebrow fallen out and the other plucked/removed, it is a sign of loss in wealth and rank (Martaba). Defect in Faith: Some interpreters state that the falling or plucking of eyebrows is a sign of a defect in the "adornment of faith."

The interpretation of seeing Silk (Abresham) in a dream is equivalent to seeing Raw Silk (Qazz). The full details and interpretation for this will be mentioned under the letter Q (Qaf).

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) General Symbolism: Seeing Iblis in a dream represents an enemy, lack of religion (Bad-Deeni), lies, deception, shamelessness, despair, teaching evil to others, and mischief/corruption. Defeating Iblis: If one sees that they have fought Iblis and defeated him, it is proof that their inclination is towards righteousness and goodness. Being Defeated: If one sees that Iblis has overpowered them, it indicates an inclination towards the path of evil and corruption. Speaking with Satan: If one sees Satan speaking to them, it means he will divert the dreamer from the righteous path and prevent them from obeying Allah. Being Led by Iblis: If one sees Iblis taking their hand to lead them somewhere, but the dreamer recites "La Hawla Wala Quwwata Illa Billahil Aliyyil Azeem" (There is no power nor strength except with Allah), it indicates they will fall into a major sin but will eventually stop due to someone's advice. Chaining Iblis: If one sees they have put a collar or chain around Iblis's neck, it is a sign that joy will reach the righteous and religious people. Weak Iblis: If Iblis appears weak and helpless, it signifies that righteous scholars and good people will gain strength. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Obedience to Iblis: If a person sees that they have become obedient to Iblis, it is a sign that they will indulge in carnal desires (Khwahish-e-Nafsani). Receiving Gifts: If Iblis gives the dreamer something: If it appears to be a good thing, the dreamer will acquire unlawful (Haram) wealth. If it is a bad thing, it indicates corruption in their religion. Happy Iblis: If one sees Iblis happy and cheerful, it indicates that there will be great corruption in the affairs of the people. Attacking Iblis: If one attempts to kill Iblis with a sword but Iblis runs away, it is a sign that the dreamer will obtain a kingdom or authority and will rule with justice. Beating/Killing Iblis: If one sees that they have beaten or killed Iblis, it is a sign that they will conquer their own self (Nafs) and walk upon the righteous path.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Worldly Goods: If a person sees in a dream that they have a lot of tin (Qala'i), it is a sign that they will obtain worldly goods equivalent to that amount, specifically items related to vessels such as bowls and platters. Servants: If they know that the tin belongs to them, it is a sign that they will acquire servants and helpers (Nokar Chakar) to that extent. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Melting Tin: If a person sees that they are melting tin, it is a sign that people will speak ill of them or do evil against them. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing tin in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Profit (Nafa) Servant / Helper (Khidmat-gar) Household Goods / Furnishings (Ghar ka Asbaab)

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Measuring Rain: If a person sees in a dream that they are measuring rain (Barish) with a yardstick (Gaz) or something else, it is a proof that they will receive profit and benefit. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Measuring Cloth: If one sees themselves measuring linen (San) or silk (Resham) cloth in a dream, it is a proof that they will acquire unlawful (Haram) wealth during a journey, equivalent to the amount measured.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Cutting a Tree: If a person sees in a dream that they have cut down a tree with a saw, it is a sign that they will separate (Mufaraqat) from the man symbolized by that specific tree and will cause him distress or torment. (The interpretation of each tree will be found under the letter D - Dal). Sawing a Person: If one sees that they have sawed their son, brother, or sister into two pieces, it is a sign that another child, brother, or sister similar to them will arrive (be born). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Acquiring a Saw: If a person sees that they found a saw, bought one, or were given one by someone: If they have a son: They will have another son. If they have a daughter: They will have another daughter. If they have no children but own livestock: They will acquire more livestock (Chaupaye) similar to what they already own. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a saw in a dream is interpreted in three ways: A Son (Child) A Brother or Sister A Partner (Shareek)

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of Woman: In a dream, an Izar represents a woman (wife). Tying the Izar: If one sees that they have tied a Tehband (waist wrapper), it is a sign that they will bring home a wife (marry) or purchase a maid/slave girl (Kaneez). Lost Izar: If one sees that the Izar or Tehband is lost, it is a sign that they will be separated from their wife. Torn Izar: If one sees that the Izar is torn, it indicates a defect or loss regarding the wife. Burnt Izar: If one sees that the Izar has burnt in a fire, it is a sign of calamity or illness befalling the wife. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Cotton or Wool: If one sees that their Tehband is made of cotton or wool (Pashmina), it is a sign that their wife will be young and religious/pious. Old and Dirty: If one sees that their Izar is old and dirty, the interpretation is the opposite of the above (meaning she will not be good or religious). Silk: If one sees that their Izar is made of silk (Resham or Abresham), it is a sign that their wife will be a pleasure-seeker (Ayyash) and arrogant (Mutakabbir).

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Claiming Prophethood: If a person sees in a dream that they have become a Prophet among Prophets and are calling people towards Allah Almighty and His Oneness (Tawheed), it is a sign that: They will first be caught in calamity (Bala), hardship, and suffering. Eventually, they will gain victory over their enemies. For a Pious Person: If a devout person (Zahid) or a reformer (Muslih) sees themselves in this state, the interpretation is the same (victory after struggle), but their hardship and calamity in the world will be less severe. Becoming Wealthy/Dignified: If one sees that they have become dignified (Muhtasham) and wealthy, it is a sign that worldly abundance (or the curse of worldliness) will be wide and plentiful for them, but their religious faith (Deen) will be destroyed. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Change of Name (Good): If a person sees that their name has changed and people are calling them by good names such as Muhammad, Mahmood, Saad, Saeed, Saleh, Ali, etc., it is a sign that they will be remembered with goodness and virtue. Change of Name (Bad): If they see the opposite (being called by bad names), they will be remembered with evil. Becoming a Ruler or Judge: If one sees that they have become a King, a Leader (Amir), or a Judge (Qazi), it is a sign that they will maintain justice and fairness in their affairs. Opposite State: If they see the opposite (becoming an unjust figure), it is a sign of evil. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) From Good to Bad: If one sees that their state has changed from righteousness (Salah) to corruption (Fasad), it is a sign of misfortune and bad luck (Bad-bakhti). From Bad to Good: If one sees the opposite (changing from corruption to righteousness), it is a sign of happiness, prosperity (Iqbal), and success in both religion and the world.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Mighty Enemy: Seeing a dragon (Azhdaha) in a dream represents facing a massive and heavy enemy who holds strong enmity. Possessing a Dragon: If one sees that they possess or own a dragon, it is a sign that they will meet with great people or elders (Buzurg). Fighting the Dragon: If one sees that they fought the dragon and overpowered it, it indicates they will fight their enemies and eventually defeat them. Eating the Meat: If one sees that they killed the serpent/dragon and ate its meat, it is a proof that they will conquer the enemy, take their wealth, and spend that wealth generously on their family (Ahlo-Ayal). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Being Eaten: If the serpent eats the dreamer, it is a sign of fear from an enemy, and that the enemy will destroy or kill them. Riding the Dragon: If one sees that they are sitting on the dragon's back and it is obedient to their command, it is a sign that a very powerful enemy will become subservient to them, and all their business and affairs will be well-organized.

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Symbol of Grief: Seeing Wild Rue (Ispandan/Harmal) in a dream is a sign of grief and sorrow. Receiving It: If one sees that someone gave them Wild Rue, it is a sign that they will experience sorrow and distress equivalent to the amount received. It also indicates that the grief will be caused by the person who gave it. Giving It: If the dreamer gives Wild Rue to someone else, it is a sign that the recipient will receive grief from the dreamer. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Minimizing Grief: If a person sees that they possess Wild Rue but do not eat it, or if they give it away to someone else, or throw it out of the house, it is a sign that their grief and sorrow will be very little (minimal).

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Arabian Horse: Seeing an Arabian horse signifies greatness, honor, and dignity. Riding an Obedient Horse: If one sees they are riding an Arabian horse and it is obedient, it is a sign of honor and greatness. Missing Equipment: If the horse lacks equipment (e.g., saddle, felt, or bridle), it indicates a decrease in honor and greatness proportional to what is missing. Horse’s Tail: Thick and Long: Indicates the dreamer will have many servants and followers. Cut Tail: Indicates the dreamer will have no servants or attendants. Physical Defect: Any defect seen in the horse’s body represents a defect or loss in honor and nobility. Fighting the Horse: If one fights with the horse and the horse wins (is not obedient), it is a sign of sin and disobedience. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Bareback (Naked) Horse: Riding a bareback horse indicates an increase in sin and calamity. If the horse belongs to someone else, this applies to the owner. If the horse is bareback but obedient, it indicates honor and greatness. Standing on a Roof/Wall: Seeing a horse standing on a roof or wall signifies committing many sins and acts of disobedience. Flying Horse: If one flies on a horse, or the horse has wings like a bird, it indicates travel and attaining nobility and greatness in both religion and the world. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Colors of the Horse: Piebald (Ablaq - Black & White): The dreamer will do a deed that people will testify about. Black (Siyah): The dreamer will do work that brings wealth and leadership (Sardari). Bay (Kumait - Reddish-Black): Obtaining strength and greatness from the King. Chestnut (Ashqar - Red/Yellowish): Sign of correctness in faith (Deen) and receiving honor from the King. Grey/Silver (Jarmah): Sign of goodness and righteousness. Smooth/Obedient (Salis): Sign of acquiring a wife. Dismounting/Getting Off: Generally, this is a sign of falling from rank and honor. Dismounting a horse indicates a minor illness (this also applies to a White/Dun horse). Dismounting a bareback horse indicates refraining from sin. Riding with Weapons: If one rides a horse while fully armed, it is a sign of attaining nobility and rank without hindrance and gaining victory over enemies. Galloping: Racing or galloping a horse signifies committing sins; the level of fear and terror experienced will be proportional to the speed. Mosque: Riding into a mosque: There is no good in this. Riding out of a mosque: This is good. Interaction: Horse Loving the Rider: Sign of gaining wealth and status. Talking Horse: The dreamer will perform a deed that will amaze people. Strange Horse: Entering the house/street: A noble man will visit that place. Leaving the street: A noble or famous man will disappear or die in that area. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) The Mare (Female Horse): Acquiring a Mare: Sign of marrying a blessed woman. Black Mare: The woman will not be of noble lineage. Piebald Mare: The woman's parents are not from the same lineage. Grey (Jarmah) Mare: The woman will be beautiful. Green (Sabz - Dark/Blackish Green) Mare: The woman will be religious and pious. Chestnut (Ashqar) Mare: The woman will be honorable and of high rank. Bay (Kumait) Mare: The woman will be pleasure-loving and cheerful. Offspring: Pregnant Mare: The wife will bear a child. Mare with Foal: The wife already has a daughter. Eating Horse Meat: The King (or authority) will seek the dreamer out and make him a close companion. Riding Behind Someone: The person sitting behind will be obedient/subservient to the person sitting in front. Crowd of Horses: Seeing many horses gathered around a house or street signifies heavy rain and floods in that area. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Fast/Good-Paced Horse: Marrying a wealthy and pious woman. If the dreamer is not eligible for marriage, he will benefit from the company of such a woman. Cut Ear: A message or news from leaders will be cut off. Falling and Rising: If the horse falls on its head and gets up, there will be a disruption in the dreamer's work, but it will be fixed. Docked (Cut) Tail: Buying/riding a horse with a cut tail signifies marrying a woman of low origin/status. Kicking: If the horse kicks the dreamer, it indicates their family is busy with useless things. Flying and Landing: Flying into the air and landing indicates death at the hands of a King. Stolen/Lost: Stolen: Fear that the family will perish. Lost: Divorcing the wife. Selling: Selling a horse indicates a decrease in honor/rank or separation from family. Riding Backwards: Sitting on a horse facing backward indicates the dreamer’s work will be ruined, and they will face harm and blame. Interpretation of the Self (Nafs) Horse as Desire: Seeing a horse represents one's own carnal desires (Nafs). Rebellious Horse: The desires of the self will be rebellious. Obedient Horse: (The text suggests) The carnal desires regarding evil are severe/strong. King’s Blood: Seeing the King's blood on a horse signifies honor and elevation. Unknown Horse: An unknown horse leaving a neighborhood signifies the death of an elder in that neighborhood. Hazrat Khalid Isfahani (R.A) Pack Horse (Palani): Represents a man’s luck/fortune (Naseeb). The more obedient the horse, the more obedient the luck. Traveler: Seeing a pack horse enter a city or inn signifies the arrival of a foreign traveler. Long Tail: Having followers equal to the length of the tail. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a horse in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Honor (Izzat) Rank (Martaba) Governance (Hukumat) Greatness (Buzurgi) Blessings (Khair-o-Barkat) Strange Riders: Monkey on Horse: A Jew is having corrupt relations with the dreamer's wife. Dog on Horse: A Fire-worshipper (Majoosi) is having corrupt relations with the dreamer's wife.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Obedience: If one sees a mule in a dream: If it is obedient, it signifies goodness. If it is disobedient, it signifies badness. Saddleless Mule (Unknown Owner): If one sees they are riding a saddleless mule and does not know who owns it, it is a sign that they will go on a journey. Riding One's Own Mule: If one rides their own mule, the journey will bring profit and benefit. Pack Saddle/Howdah: If one sees a pack saddle (Palan) or a howdah (Amari) on the mule (especially if they own it or were gifted it), it is a sign that their wife will be barren (unable to conceive). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Riding a Female Mule: Tall Mule: If one rides a tall female mule, it indicates a desire to marry a woman of honor and dignity. White (Safed) Mule: Signifies marrying a beautiful woman (Sahib-e-Jamal). Green (Sabz) Mule: Signifies marrying a pious and religious woman. Red (Surkh) Mule: Signifies marrying a pleasure-loving, cheerful woman (Mutrib - one who loves music/entertainment). Yellow (Zard) or Chestnut (Ashqar) Mule: Signifies marrying a sickly woman (pale/yellow complexion). Naked but Obedient: If the mule is bare (no equipment) but obedient, it signifies a weak man. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Gender Symbolism: Female Mule: Represents a noble-born servant or a freed slave. Male Mule: Represents travel. Note: Some scholars state that a Male Mule represents a Man, and a Female Mule represents a Woman. Buying/Selling: Buying a Female Mule: Signifies purchasing a maidservant (Kaneez). Selling a Female Mule: Signifies selling a maidservant or separation from her. Marriage: Riding a female mule indicates marrying a barren woman. Long Life: Riding a mule generally indicates a long life and the fulfillment of desires. Chasing: If a mule runs after the dreamer, it is a sign that grief will reach them. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Weeping Mule: If the mule cries/weeps, it indicates an increase in wealth coming from women. Talking Mule: If the mule speaks to the dreamer, they will perform an amazing deed that will astonish people. Killing/Death: Killing a Mule: Signifies gaining wealth. Mule Dies/Lost: Signifies the death of the wife or separation from a maidservant. Male Mule Dies: Signifies separation from a male companion. Meat and Skin: The meat and skin of a mule represent wealth and assets. Note: Some interpreters say the meat represents illness. Drinking Milk: Drinking mule's milk signifies fear, dread, and difficulty, proportional to the amount drunk. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a mule in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Travel (Safar) Long Life (Darazi-e-Umar) Victory over an Enemy (Dushman par Fatah) Beauty and Adornment (Jamal o Araish) A Foolish Man (Ahmaq) Additional notes: A Female Mule represents a barren woman. A Mule's Foal represents benefit and attaining one's desire.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of Livelihood: In a dream, a bone represents wealth and property (Maal-o-Daulat) upon which people depend for their livelihood. Bone with Meat: If one sees that they found a bone and there is meat on it, it is a sign that they will receive goodness and wealth proportional to the amount of meat. Bone without Meat: If one sees a bone without any meat, it is a sign that they will receive only a small amount of goodness. Giving a Bone: If one sees that they gave a bone to someone, it is a sign that someone will benefit from them. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Mending a Broken Bone: If one sees that they have bandaged or set someone's broken bone, it is a sign that they will attain greatness/dignity (Buzurgi) and various types of blessings (Naimat), and they will perform good deeds. Relief from Poverty: Some interpreters state that this action signifies the removal of poverty and need. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing a bone in a dream is interpreted in seven ways: Hope for Wealth (Umeed-e-Maal) Relatives / Kinsmen (Aqraba) Children (Farzandan) House of Stability / Foundation (Qayam ka Ghar) Wealth (Maal) Brothers (Baradran) Friend and Partner (Dost aur Shareek)

Seeking Forgiveness (Istighfar) Definition: The literal meaning of Istighfar is to ask for pardon for sins, to say "Astaghfirullah," and to seek forgiveness from Allah Almighty. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Wealth and Children: If a person sees themselves seeking forgiveness (Istighfar) in a dream, it is a sign that Allah Almighty will grant them wealth and children. Quranic Evidence: This is based on the command of Allah Almighty: "Ask forgiveness of your Lord. Indeed, He is ever a Perpetual Forgiver. He will send [rain from] the sky upon you in showers and give you increase in wealth and children." (Surah Nuh). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeking forgiveness in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Wealth (Maal) Children (Farzand) Forgiveness from Allah (Bakhshish) Repentance from Sins (Tauba) Astrolabe (Asturlab) Definition: An astronomical instrument historically used to measure the altitude of the sun and stars. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Royal Companions: In a dream, an astrolabe represents the King's companions and leaders. Acquiring One: If a person sees that they possess an astrolabe, bought one, or were given one, it is a sign that they will join the company of the Sultan/King and become a leader of the people. Broken or Lost: If one sees that the astrolabe is lost or broken, it is a sign that there will be a loss in their status and rank. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Observing the Sun: If a person sees that they are looking at the sun through an astrolabe, it is a sign that they will be engaged in the work of the King or his leaders and will receive goodness and benefit from them. Alternative Interpretation: Some interpreters state that seeing an astrolabe in a dream represents a man who lacks stability and consistency (Sabat aur Istaqlal) and does not remain firm in his work.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Seeing Spinach: Seeing spinach in a dream is a sign of anxiety (Andesha) and grief. Eating It: Eating spinach signifies harm (Zarar) and a loss of wealth. Cooked with Meat: However, if one sees it cooked with meat and oil/fat, and eats it, it is a sign of goodness and profit (Khair-o-Nafa) proportional to the amount consumed.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Riding an Unknown Camel: If a person sees themselves riding an unknown camel that is running, it is a sign of travel. Driving a Camel: If one sees that they are driving/pushing a camel, it is a sign of grief and worry. Lost on a Camel: If one sees they are riding a camel but have lost their way and do not know the right path, it is a sign that they will be helpless in their affairs and unable to find a solution or plan. Female Camel (She-Camel): Finding/Acquiring: Finding a female camel signifies finding a wife. With Foal: If the female camel has a foal (young one), it signifies marrying a woman who already has a child. Being Chased: If one sees a camel running after them, it is a sign of grief. Disobedient Camel: If the camel turns its head away and is not obedient, it is a sign that the dreamer will be sorrowful. Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Furious Camel: If one sees they are riding a drunk or furious (Must/Ghazabnak) camel, it is a sign that a great/powerful man will overpower or dominate them. Fighting a Camel: Fighting with a camel signifies enmity and a quarrel with a non-Arab (Ajami) man. Herding Camels: If one herds a flock of camels and knows they belong to them, it is a sign that they will acquire a kingdom/territory and rule over its people. Milking: Milk: Milking a female camel signifies receiving wealth from a King. Blood: If blood comes out of the udders instead of milk, it signifies receiving unlawful (Haram) wealth. Acquiring a Female Camel: Being gifted or buying a female camel signifies marrying a woman or buying a maidservant. Lost or Stolen: If the female camel runs away or is stolen, it signifies separation from the wife or a quarrel between them. Death of Camel: If the female camel dies, it is a sign that the wife will die. Camel Giving Birth: If the camel gives birth, the dreamer will have a son and their wealth will increase. Seeing a Camel: Simply seeing a female camel indicates the fulfillment of desires. Eating Meat: Eating camel meat is a sign of getting sick. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Receiving Meat: If one sees that someone gave them a large amount of camel meat, it is a sign that they will receive that much wealth. Talking Camel: If the camel speaks to the dreamer, it is a sign that they will receive goodness and righteousness. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a camel in a dream is interpreted in ten ways: Non-Arab King (Ajami Badshah) Rich Person/Leader (Amir) Believing Man (Mard-e-Momin) Flood/Torrent (Seel) Sedition/Trial (Fitna) Prosperity/Population (Abadi) Woman/Wife (Aurat) Pilgrimage (Hajj) Blessing (Naimat) Wealth (Maal) Type of Camel: An Arabian camel represents an Arab man, and a Non-Arab camel represents a Non-Arab (Ajami) man. Camel Driver: The interpretation of a camel driver (Shutr-ban) is a person of planning, management (Sahib-e-Tadbeer), and one who organizes and fixes affairs.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: In a dream, a male Ostrich represents a man of the desert/wilderness (Jangali Mard), and a female Ostrich represents a woman of the desert/wilderness. Acquiring a Female: If one sees that they caught a female ostrich or were given one, it is a sign that they will marry a woman of this nature (from the wilderness/desert) or buy a maidservant. Riding: If one sees they are sitting on an ostrich: It indicates they will undertake a journey into the desert/wilderness. Some interpreters state it means they will overpower a desert man and achieve their desires. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Killing: If a person sees that they killed an ostrich, it is a sign that they will overpower and subdue a man of the desert. Parts of the Body: If one sees they possess an ostrich egg, feather, or bone, it is a sign that they will receive wealth from a desert man. Chick: If one sees they have an ostrich chick, it is a sign that they will have a son who will be a man of the wilderness (Mard-e-Biabani). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Riding and Flying: If one sees they are sitting on an ostrich, it is obedient to them, flies them into the air, and then brings them back down to earth safely: It is a sign that they will travel with a man of the desert and return with much profit. Opposite: If the dream goes the opposite way (e.g., falling or not returning), the interpretation is bad. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) - (Camel) Two Camels: Seeing two camels signifies receiving wealth. Gifted a Camel: Receiving a camel as a gift signifies gaining profit from someone equivalent to the camel's value. Slaughtering: If one sees a group of people slaughtering a camel and distributing its meat, it is a sign that the leader of that place will die, and his wealth will be divided. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) - (Camel) Owning a Herd: If one owns many camels and they are Arabian, the dreamer will become a King/Leader in an Arab land. If they are Non-Arab (Ajami), the dreamer will become a King/Leader in a non-Arab land. Eating (For Women): If a woman dreams of eating camel meat, she will receive wealth and blessings. (The same applies to camel hide/skin). Inheritance: Some interpreters say this woman will receive an inheritance. Talking Camel: If a camel speaks to the dreamer, they will receive goodness and righteousness. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) - (Camel) (This section is a repetition of the previous Camel entry) Seeing a camel signifies ten things: Non-Arab King Wealthy Leader Believing Man Flood Sedition (Fitna) Population/Prosperity Woman Hajj (Pilgrimage) Wealth Blessings.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of Grief: Seeing Camel Thorn (Ushtar Khar) in a dream is a sign of grief and sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh). Eating or Receiving: If one sees that they took Camel Thorn, were given it by someone, and ate it, it is a sign that they will endure grief and sorrow proportional to that amount. Getting Rid of It: If one sees that they gave it to someone else or sold it, it is a sign that they will be saved from grief. Feeding a Camel: If one sees that they kept the Camel Thorn and gave it to a camel, it is a sign that the person will be sorrowful regarding the camel (or on account of the camel).

Tears (Ashk/Aansu) Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Cold Tears: If a person sees in a dream that cold tears are flowing from their eyes, it is a sign that they will experience happiness and joy. Warm/Normal Tears: If they see ordinary (warm) tears flowing, it is a sign that they will be sorrowful and in pain. Tears without Crying: If one sees tears on their face without the act of weeping, it is a sign that people will taunt or slander them with their words. Dust instead of Tears: If one sees dust or dirt collecting in their eyes instead of tears, it is a sign that they will receive lawful (Halal) wealth without toil or hardship, proportional to the amount of dust. Flowing on Face: If one sees tears flowing down their face, it is a sign that they will spend their wealth on their family. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that seeing tears flow from the eyes in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Joy and Happiness (Shadi aur Khushi) Grief and Sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh) Blessings (Naimat)

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hair Growing Back: If a bald person sees in a dream that hair has grown on their head, it is a sign that they will acquire a small amount of wealth. Becoming Bald: If a person sees that they have developed a bald spot on their head, it is a sign that they will be saved from grief and sorrow. For Women: However, if a woman sees that she has a bald spot on her head, it is a sign that there will be a loss/defect in her beauty and adornment. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Contextual Meaning: Seeing a bald spot on the head has different meanings depending on who sees it: For a Merchant: It is beneficial (Faidah-mand). For an Artisan/Worker: It signifies earnings and trade (Kasb-o-Zina'at). For a King: It signifies worry and anxiety (Fikr). For a Woman: It is a cause of loss in her beauty.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Saffron Condition: The best Afroshtah in a dream is that which does not contain saffron (as saffron often signifies sickness or sadness). Small Quantity: If one sees a small amount, it represents pleasant and sweet speech (Khush Sukhan). Large Quantity: If one sees a large amount, it represents wealth that will be obtained through grief and hardship. Eating/Receiving: If one sees that someone gave them a small amount of Afroshtah and they ate it, it is a sign that they will hear pure and good words from that person which will be agreeable to their nature. Possessing a Lot: If one sees they possess a lot of Afroshtah, it is a sign they will obtain wealth proportional to that amount, but with difficulty and grief. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) states that eating Afroshtah in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Pleasant Speech (Sukhan-e-Lateef) Wealth (Maal) Fulfilling the Heart's Desire (Dil ki Murad pana)

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Symbol of Grief: Eating something withered or congealed (Afsurdah) in a dream is a sign of grief and sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh). Eating It: If one sees that they are eating an Afsurdah thing, it is a sign that they will experience grief proportional to the amount eaten. Received from Someone: If one sees that someone gave them a withered/congealed thing and they ate it, it is a sign that they will fall into a fight and enmity (Jang-o-Khusumat) with that person. Not Eating: If they received it but did not eat it, it is a sign that they will not experience grief. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Conflict: Eating a withered or congealed thing in a dream is a sign that the dreamer will get involved in a fight or quarrel. General Rule: In conclusion, there is no benefit in eating Afsurdah things in a dream.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Deception: Generally, casting a spell in a dream signifies deceiving people. Divine Spells: However, if the spell is performed using the Names of Allah or Quranic Verses, and the dreamer sees that it brings healing and relief to themselves or someone else: It is a sign that they will find relief from grief and attain their heart's desire. Negative Outcome: If the dream is the opposite (the spell is not divine or brings no cure), it is a sign of grief and sorrow. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Falsehood: If the spell does not contain the mention of Allah Almighty, then casting the spell in the dream is falsehood and void (Batil). Righteousness: If the spell is performed using the Holy Quran and Divine Names, it is a sign that the dreamer has done a deed of truth and righteousness. Blessings: From this act, they will obtain the goodness and well-being (Khair-o-Salah) of both worlds (this life and the Hereafter).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Seeing Opium: Seeing opium in a dream is a sign of grief (Gham) and anxiety (Andesha). Eating Opium: Eating opium in a dream is a sign of grief, sorrow, calamity (Musibat), and hardship (Ranj).

Eagle (Alah/Uqaab) Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Symbolism: An eagle represents a powerful, awe-inspiring, and tyrannical King whom everyone fears. Catching an Eagle: If one catches an eagle or is given one, and the bird is obedient, it is a sign that the dreamer will become a close associate/confidant of the King. Carried into the Air: If an eagle catches the dreamer and carries them into the air, it signifies a journey undertaken by the King’s command, resulting in greatness and fame. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Landing in a Lane: If an eagle lands in a specific street or lane, it means the King will visit that area. Eagle Killed: If people kill an eagle, it signifies that the King will either die or be dethroned. Protection: If an eagle catches (holds) the dreamer, they will be under the King's protection. Receiving a Gift: If an eagle takes something out of its mouth and gives it to the dreamer, they will receive gifts and rewards from the King. Flying Away: If the eagle flies away from the dreamer’s hand, leaving only a string or piece of something behind, the King will be angry with them, distance them from his court, and take some of their wealth. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Treasury: Catching an eagle signifies that the King’s wealth and treasury will come under the dreamer's control. Attacked by Eagle: If an eagle strikes the dreamer with its beak or claws, they will suffer hardship and calamity from the King, and their wealth may be confiscated. Fighting: Fighting an eagle signifies a quarrel or enmity with the King. Eating/Plucking Feathers: Eating eagle meat or plucking its feathers signifies receiving wealth and blessings from the King. On the Head/Face: If an eagle perches on the dreamer’s head or face, they will have a son who will eventually become a King. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (R.A) Seeing an eagle in a dream is interpreted in two primary ways: A tyrannical, cruel, and bloodthirsty King. A dishonest and cunning scholar (Alim). Longevity: Some interpreters state that if an eagle stays near a person in a dream, it is a sign of a long life.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Red or Black Plums (In Season): If a person sees red or black plums during their natural season, it is a sign of wealth and the fulfillment of desires. Yellow Plums: Seeing yellow plums is generally a sign of sickness. Sweet Taste: If the plums (whether yellow, red, or black) taste sweet—whether the dreamer picked them or someone gave them—it is a sign that they will achieve wealth and their heart's desire proportional to the amount eaten. Out of Season (Yellow): Eating yellow plums out of season is a sign of grief, sorrow, calamity, and conflict. Sour Plums: If the plums are sour (Tursh), they are considered a sign of distress or difficulty (though the text notes "they are good," in the context of traditional dream interpretation, sourness usually points to sadness or minor conflict unless specified otherwise by certain scholars).

Leading the Prayer (Imamat) General Interpretation Becoming an Imam: If a person dreams of becoming the Imam of a community, though he is not one in reality, it is a sign that he will become the leader of those people, and they will be obedient to him just as followers (Muqtadi) follow an Imam in prayer. Appointment by Authority: If a group is ready for prayer and asks the dreamer to lead, or a King commands him to lead, and he does so correctly: It is a sign that he will become a ruler or governor of that region. The level of justice and fairness he provides will be proportional to how correctly he performed the Qibla direction, Ruku (bowing), and Sujood (prostration). If he purposefully omits or ruins something in the prayer, it indicates he will be unjust or oppressive to his subjects in proportion to that error. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Leading while Sitting: If one leads the prayer while sitting, it is a sign of sickness. Leading while Reclining: If one leads while lying on their side and recites something from the prayer, it is a sign that they may die soon, and people will offer his funeral prayer. Seeing an Imam: Seeing a real-life Imam signifies attaining honor and status equivalent to the rank of that Imam. Interaction with an Imam: If one sees that an Imam gave him a province to rule, or he entered the Imam's house, or the Imam gifted him something or ate with him: It is a sign that he will encounter grief and sorrow equivalent to that interaction. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Jihad with an Imam: If one sees themselves in Jihad (struggle/battle) alongside an Imam, it is a sign that they will be a partner in the Imam’s wealth and governance. Hazrat Ismail Ash’ath (R.A) Qualities of the Imam: Any positive quality the dreamer sees in himself surpassing the Imam signifies an increase in his own authority and greatness. Conversely, any deficiency seen in the Imam represents a loss in wealth and blessings for the dreamer. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Leading the prayer in a dream is interpreted in six ways: Governance (Hukumat). Kingship with justice and fairness. Knowledge (Ilm). Intention for a righteous deed. Benefit/Profit (Manfa'at). Safety from the enemy. Leading Women: If a man sees himself leading women in prayer, it signifies he will rule over weak or vulnerable people. Imam from the Heavens: If one sees an Imam descending from the sky to lead the congregation, it is a sign that Allah’s Mercy has descended upon that land. Funeral Prayer: If one leads a funeral prayer (Janaza), it is a sign that he will receive an administrative post or authority from the King.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Green and Sweet (In Season): Eating a guava/pear in its proper season, if it is green and sweet, is a sign that the person will obtain lawful (Halal) wealth. Yellow: Seeing a yellow guava is a sign of illness, especially if it is seen out of season. Sweet (Any Color): However, if the guava is yellow or red, but the taste is sweet, it signifies obtaining lawful wealth. Sour/Tasteless: If it is sour (Tursh) or tasteless, it is a sign of grief. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Green and Sweet: Seeing a green and sweet guava in season is a sign of achieving one's heart's desire. Eating: Eating it signifies receiving profit and benefit. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Eating a guava/pear in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Lawful Wealth (Maal-e-Halal) Richness/Prosperity (Tawangari) Woman/Wife (Aurat) Fulfillment of Desires (Murad ka pana) Profit/Benefit (Nafa) King Eating: If one sees a King eating a guava, it is a sign that he will receive benefit from a noble or great man, proportional to the amount he ate.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Wealth: The essence of seeing a pomegranate in a dream is wealth, but the amount depends on the dreamer's ambition and effort. Season: This applies whether it is eaten in season or out of season. Plucking from Tree: If one sees that they plucked a pomegranate from a tree and ate it, it is a sign that they will receive benefit from a beautiful woman. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Sweet Pomegranate: Eating a sweet pomegranate signifies the accumulation of wealth. Interpreters state that eating one sweet pomegranate signifies obtaining 1,000 Dirhams. Sour Pomegranate: Eating a sour pomegranate signifies grief and sorrow. Unknown Taste: If the dreamer does not know if the pomegranate is sweet or sour, it is interpreted as a sweet pomegranate (wealth). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) In Season: If a person sees themselves eating a sweet pomegranate in its season, it is a sign that they will receive 1,000 Dirhams, or at least 50 Dirhams, or possibly Dinars instead of Dirhams. Note: The interpreter should give a ruling based on the dreamer's ambition and status. In Winter: If one eats a pomegranate in winter (out of season), it implies that for every seed eaten, they will receive lashes/blows with a stick. Sour Pomegranate: Eating a sour pomegranate is bad in every case (whether in season or not). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) For a Traveler: If a traveler eats a sweet pomegranate in season, their goods and luggage will be sold. For a Merchant: If a merchant eats it, their journey will be blessed, profitable, and beneficial. Finding Seeds: If one finds sweet pomegranate seeds or someone gives them seeds, it is a sign that they will experience grief (Ranj) proportional to the amount, regardless of the season. Eating Peel/Pulp: If one eats the sweet pomegranate along with its peel (Post) and inner pulp (Maghz), it is a sign that they will derive benefit and enjoyment from all things. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Eating a Sweet Pomegranate is interpreted in three ways: Accumulated Wealth (Maal Jamaa karna) A Pious Woman (Zan-e-Parsa) A Populated City (Sheher Abad) Sour Pomegranate: Eating a sour pomegranate is a cause of grief. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) The interpretation depends on the status of the dreamer: For a King: Gaining a city or province. For a Chief/Leader: Same as the King (territory/authority). For a Merchant: Gaining 10,000 Dirhams. For a Market Vendor: Gaining 1,000 Dirhams. For a Dervish (Poor Person): Gaining 10 Dirhams or 1 Dirham.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) General Interpretation: Eating figs in a dream is generally considered bad, whether seen in its proper season or out of season. Grief and Sorrow: If one sees that they ate figs, collected them, or were given figs by someone, it is a sign that they will experience grief and sorrow. Regret: It is also possible that the dreamer will perform an action that will lead to regret and remorse (Pashemani). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Yellow Figs: Seeing and eating yellow figs is a sign of illness. Black Figs: Seeing black figs signifies grief and sorrow. Green Figs: However, eating sweet green figs during their proper season does not cause harm (it is harmless).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Reading the Gospel: If a person sees themselves reading the Injeel in a dream, it is a sign that they will become self-willed (Khud-raye - following only their own opinion) and will be deceived by falsehood over the truth (leaving the truth to choose falsehood). Seeing Another Read: If they see someone else reading the Injeel, it indicates that the person follows the Christian faith. The dreamer will see very little goodness from this. Reciting from Memory: If one recites the Injeel verbally (by heart), it is a sign that they will turn away from the Truth (Haq) towards Falsehood (Batil) and will be a friend of the Christians.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Throwing Someone Down: If a person sees in a dream that they have thrown someone down (or tried to overpower them), it is a sign that their enemy will become bold and daring against them. Throwing Stones: If one sees that they threw a stone at someone, it is a sign that they will speak harsh words to that person. Alternative Interpretation: Some interpreters have stated that throwing a stone signifies that the person will be accused of adultery (Zina) or sin. Throwing Pottery Shards: If one sees they threw a pottery shard or pebble (Theekri), the interpretation is the same: they will speak harsh words to someone. Other Interpreters Being Thrown At (Sweets): If a person sees that someone threw sugar, almonds, or sugar candy (Qand) at them: Known Thrower: If the person throwing it is known, the dreamer will receive gifts and bounty from that person proportional to what was thrown. Unknown Thrower: If the thrower is unknown, the dreamer will receive benefit from someone else proportional to that amount. Throwing Food to Animals: If the dreamer throws food items towards cattle or animals (Chaupayon), it is a sign that they will give their wealth to ignorant people (Jahilon).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Increase in Limbs: If a person sees in a dream that the body parts/limbs of his people (or himself) have increased in number, it is a sign that his family and household members will increase. Limbs Cut or Falling: If he sees that his limbs have been cut off or have fallen from his body, it is a sign that he will travel, and his family/people will be scattered/dispersed. Cutting One's Own Body: If he sees that he cut his own body or it has become scattered, it is a sign that he will disperse his family and relatives into different cities. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Flesh Cut Off: If one sees that a piece of flesh has been cut from his body, it is a sign that goodness and profit/benefit will reach him. Separation of a Limb: If he sees that a limb has separated from his body, it is a sign that someone will take his wealth by force. Feeding a Bird: If he sees that he cut a piece of flesh from his body and threw it before a bird/chicken, it is a sign that he will gift some of his wealth to someone. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Talking Body Parts: If a person sees that a part of his body is talking to him, it is a sign that he will be disgraced publicly. This refers to the Quranic verse: "They will say, 'Allah has made us speak, He who made everything speak.'" (Surah Fussilat, 41:21). Limb Traveling: If he sees a part of his body going along a path (independently), it is a sign that he will undertake a task that he relies upon. Separation: If he sees something separate from his body, it indicates that one of his relatives will go on a journey. Pain: If he sees his limbs are in pain, it signifies he will get sick. Bird Taking Flesh: If he sees a bird take a piece of flesh from his body, it means his wealth will be taken by force. Giving Flesh to Bird: If he throws his flesh to a bird, he will give his wealth to someone voluntarily. Ruined Limb: If he sees that one of his limbs is destroyed or ruined, it is a sign that he is not on the righteous path. Hazrat Fuzail (R.A) The Dream: Hazrat Fuzail (R.A) narrated: I presented myself to the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and said, "O Messenger of Allah! I saw a very bad dream." He asked, "What did you see?" I replied, "I saw that people cut a piece of your body and placed it in my lap." The Interpretation: The Prophet (PBUH) replied: "Hazrat Fatima (R.A) will give birth to a boy, and he will grow up in your lap." The Outcome: Later, a child was born (Hazrat Imam Hussain R.A), and he was raised/nursed in the care of the dreamer.

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Symbolism: In terms of wealth, honey represents bounty/spoils (Ghanimat). In terms of deeds, it represents righteousness/goodness (Neki). Healing: This is because it contains a cure for pains and ailments. It is considered a great sustenance (Rizq). Quranic Reference: As Allah Almighty says: "In it is healing for mankind." (Surah An-Nahl, 16:69). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Eating honey in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Lawful Sustenance (Rozi Halal). Benefit/Profit (Manfa'at). Fulfillment of Heart’s Desire (Dil ki murad pana). General Interpretation Effortless Sustenance: Honey represents sustenance that reaches a person without obligation or struggle (Be-minnat). Quranic Reference: As Allah Almighty says: "And We sent down upon you Manna and Salwa." (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:57).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Right Hand: The five fingers of the right hand represent the five daily prayers. Left Hand: The five fingers of the left hand represent children (sons) and brothers. Specific Fingers & Prayers (Right Hand): Some interpreters have stated: Thumb: Represents the Fajr (Morning) prayer. Index Finger: Represents the Zuhr (Noon) prayer. Middle Finger: Represents the Asr (Afternoon) prayer. Ring Finger: Represents the Maghrib (Sunset) prayer. Little Finger: Represents the Isha (Night) prayer. Missing Fingers: If a person sees they do not have fingers on their right hand, it is a sign that their child or brother will die. Some say a severe calamity will befall their son or brother. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Fingers Not Joined (Gaps): If one sees that the fingers of the hand are not joined together (wide gaps), it is a sign of poverty (Tangdasti). Fingers Joined: If they are joined close together, it indicates that the affairs of his brothers and children will be correct and orderly. Fist Clenched: If the fingers are closed like a fist, it signifies that the affairs of his household will become stalled or difficult (Basta). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Thumb Cut Off: Seeing the thumb cut off is a sign of gaining strength in wealth. Index Finger Cut Off: Seeing the index finger cut off indicates negligence in performing obligatory (Fard) prayers. Middle Finger Cut Off: Seeing the middle finger cut off is a sign that the King or Leader of that city will die. Ring Finger Cut Off: Seeing the ring finger (next to the middle one) cut off signifies a loss in wealth. Little Finger Cut Off: Seeing the little finger cut off is a sign that their son will die. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Toes: Seeing toes in a dream represents adornment and decoration (Zeenat). Strong Toes: If the toes look hard and strong, it is a sign that the dreamer will get married. If seen otherwise, the marriage/matter will not happen yet. Injured Toes: If the toes are hurt such that the person cannot walk, it signifies severe grief due to the loss of wealth. Broken Fingers/Toes: Seeing the fingers of the hands or feet broken indicates that the dreamer's affairs will be ruined. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing fingers in a dream is interpreted in six ways: Children (Farzand) Nephews (Bhatije) Servants (Naukar) Friends (Dost) Strength/Power (Quwwat) The Five Prayers (Panj Namaz) Fingers Falling/Cut: If one sees their fingers have fallen off or are cut, it signifies separation from relatives and family, and the dreamer will be distressed. Broken Finger: If a finger is broken, it is a sign that someone in the dreamer's family will die. Hazrat Khalaf Isfahani (R.A) Milk and Blood: If a person sees milk flowing from their thumb and blood flowing from their index finger, it is a sign that the person will quarrel with his mother-in-law (or commit a sinful act regarding relations). Sound from Fingers: If one hears a sound coming from their fingers, it indicates there will be a discussion or debate among his relatives.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Design and Engraving: If a person sees the attributes and engraving of a ring, it is a sign that he will receive goodness and kindness from his master or superior. Given a Seal: If he sees that someone gave him a ring to use as a seal/stamp: He will receive what he is worthy of. If he is fit for kingship, he will become a King. Otherwise, he will receive wealth and status. In a Mosque/Prayer/Jihad: If someone gives him a ring in a mosque, during prayer, or during Jihad, it signifies that the giver is a devout worshiper or ascetic. If the dreamer is a merchant, he will find profit in trade. Gift from a King: If a King gives him a ring: It means the King will give him something from the kingdom. Alternatively: It may mean that evil or harm will befall him or his relatives within that King's dominion. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Lost or Stolen: If one sees that their ring is lost or someone stole it, it is a sign that difficulties and calamities will appear in their affairs. Broken Ring (Gem Remains): If the ring breaks but the gemstone (Nag) remains intact, it means his honor, dignity, and status will remain, even if his power or authority is damaged. Selling a Ring: If he sells his ring and takes the money, he will sell whatever the ring represents (e.g., property) for that price. If he sells it but does not take the money, he will sell a portion of his property/estate. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Unstable Structure: If the ring's structure is disliked (or poorly made), it signifies that his wealth will suffer, and the King/Authority will be angry with him. Silver Ring: Represents Lawful (Halal) wealth. Gold Ring: Represents Disliked (Makrooh) and Unlawful (Haram) wealth (typically for men). Iron Ring: Represents wealth that is meager and lowly/despicable. Seven Metals/Tin: A ring made of seven metals or white tin/lead indicates very little wealth. Artificial/Jewelry Ring: If the ring is merely for decoration (fake/imitation), this is the worst type of ring dream. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Material Interpretations: Iron: Strength and power. Copper/Pewter: Gaining benefit from baseless or low-class people. Crystal/Glass: Gaining benefit from the common public. Silver: Receiving something from somewhere. Returned Gift: If one entrusted a ring to someone or gifted it, and that person returned it, it signifies that the dreamer will propose marriage to a woman, but she will refuse or her family will not give her to him. Breaking a Ring: If one breaks their own ring, it signifies a separation within their family/household. Two Gems: If a ring has two gems that match each other, it is a sign that the dreamer is the son of a servant/slave (Ghulam Zada). Gem Falling: If one of the two gems falls out, it means he has repented from one of two sins. Sealing Letters: Written Letter: Sealing a closed/written letter with a ring signifies receiving a hidden thing. Open Letter: Sealing an open letter signifies receiving a manifest/apparent thing. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Silver Ring: Seeing a silver ring is interpreted in four ways: Kingdom/Authority (Saltanat). Woman/Wife (Aurat). Child (Farzand). Wealth and Prosperity (Maal-o-Daulat). Gold Ring: A gold ring is generally considered good (in some contexts, specifically for women). Loss of Ring (For Women/Rulers): If a woman sees her ring lost along with its gem, her status and honor will fall, her child may die, or her wealth will be lost. If a Ruler sees this, he will be dethroned (Ma'zool). If a woman sees her ring broken, her husband or child will die.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Black Grapes: In Season: Eating black grapes in their proper season is a sign of grief and sorrow. Out of Season: Eating them out of season signifies fear and dread. Number of Grapes: Some interpreters state that for every black grape eaten, the dreamer will receive a lash or blow with a stick. White Grapes: In Season: Eating white grapes in their proper season is a sign of receiving worldly good and blessings (Khair o Naimat) beyond one's expectations. Out of Season: Eating them out of season indicates that something (speech) will leave the dreamer's mouth, or it signifies the spending of money. Red Grapes: The interpretation for red grapes is the same as white grapes out of season (spending money). Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) White Grapes (In Season): Signifies wealth and fortune, but obtained through hard work and labor. Red Grapes (In Season): Signifies obtaining little profit. Skin/Peel: Hard Skin: If the grape has a thick/hard skin, it represents wealth obtained with difficulty. Thin/Soft Skin: Represents Lawful (Halal) wealth. Juice Color: If the water/juice of the grape is black, it signifies Unlawful (Haram) wealth. Sweetness: If the grapes are sweet and very pure, it is a sign of wealth, status, and increased honor. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Pressing/Juicing Grapes: With Wooden Tools: If one presses grapes using a wooden tool, they will serve a tyrannical King/Ruler. With Brick or Clay: If pressed using brick or raw clay, they will serve a pious and religious King. With Baked Brick/Plaster: If pressed using baked brick, plaster, or lime, they will serve a political and awe-inspiring King. In a Basin: Pressing grapes in a basin (Tasht) means serving a wealthy/noble woman. In a Cup: Pressing grapes in a cup/bowl means serving a lowly/mean person. Collecting Juice: If the juice is pressed and collected in large jars (Matkas), it signifies accumulating a lot of wealth through the King. With Family: If the dreamer presses grapes alongside their family, the whole family will receive benefit from the King's service. If the dreamer is not fit for the King's service, they will benefit from a governor or high official. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing Grapes (Black or White, In or Out of Season): This is interpreted in three ways: A Righteous Child (Farzand-e-Naik). Knowledge of Religious Obligations (Ilm-e-Faraiz). Lawful Wealth (Maal-e-Halal). Pressing Grapes: This is also interpreted in three ways: Wealth and Blessings. Abundance of Prosperity. Safety from Famine. Quranic Reference: "Then will come a year in which the people will be given rain and in which they will press [juice/oil]." (Surah Yusuf, 12:49).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Falling Face First: If a person sees in a dream that they fell on their face, it is a sign of distress and anxiety, especially if the dreamer is involved in a war or enmity. Falling from a Height: If one sees they fell from a place—such as a mountain, an upper story/roof (Bala Khana), or a wall—it is a sign that their wishes and desires will not be fulfilled. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Unfulfilled Hope: Falling from any high place indicates that one's hopes will not be realized. Falling from a Mountain: If one falls from a mountain, their condition will deteriorate (Bad-haal) in proportion to the severity of the fall, and they will suffer pain. Injury/Bleeding: If the dreamer gets severely wounded or blood flows from a limb after falling, they will suffer loss proportional to the injury. Slipping: If one sees their foot slipped and they fell, it signifies grief and suffering. Falling without Pain: However, if one falls but feels no pain, it is a sign of ease and relief (Aasani). Other Interpretations Falling Animals: If a dreamer sees snakes, scorpions, or other biting/stinging animals falling from the threshold/lintel of their house, it is a sign that they will receive grief and sorrow from the King or a Ruler. Wall/Roof Falling on Dreamer: If one sees that an upper story or a wall has collapsed/fallen upon them, it is a positive sign. It indicates they will receive wealth from an unexpected source. This will make them very happy and joyful, and their affairs will become prosperous (Kushada). Note: And Allah knows best what is good.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Blessing and Sustenance: Seeing almonds in a dream signifies blessing (Niamat) and sustenance (Rozi), but it will be obtained through conflict or quarreling. Hard Work: If one finds an almond, it is a sign that they will receive blessings and sustenance proportional to it, but through hard labor/effort. Knowledge and Cure: Interpreters state that the interpretation of almonds is Knowledge (Ilm) and cure from illness (Shifa). Kernel: Seeing the almond kernel (Maghz) is considered better than seeing the whole nut. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) With Shell: If a person sees they have almonds with their shells/husks (Post), or someone gives them such almonds, it is a sign that they will obtain something from a miserly/stingy person (Bakheel) with great difficulty (Sakhti). Almond Oil: If one sees that they have extracted bitter oil from almond kernels, it is a sign that they will receive benefit from a stingy person proportional to the amount of oil. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) General Meaning: Seeing almonds represents wealth and blessings. With Shell: If seen with the shell, it indicates that wealth will be obtained with hardship and grief (Ranj). Without Shell: If seen without the shell (kernels only), it indicates that wealth and money will be obtained with ease (Aasani). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing almonds in a dream is interpreted in two ways: Hidden Wealth (Poshida Maal - wealth that is concealed or saved). Cure from Illness (Bimari se Shifa).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) The 12 Signs of Kingship: Seeing any one of these 12 things in a dream is a proof of attaining Kingship or high authority: Seeing that the Holy Prophet (PBUH) has appointed the dreamer as an Imam (Leader). Seeing that one accepts the knowledge of Sharia (Islamic Law). Seeing the blessed ear of the Prophet (PBUH) waiting to hear the Iqamah or prayer. Delivering a sermon (Khutbah) on the pulpit (Minbar) of the Prophet (PBUH). Wearing the blessed robe (Jamah) of the Prophet (PBUH). Holding a ring in one's hand. Transforming into the Sun or Moon. The dreamer's body turning into a river. The dreamer's eye becoming the city wall. The dreamer's eye becoming the Mihrab (prayer niche) of a Jamia Mosque. A deceased King gives the dreamer a ring. The dreamer's eye becomes like that of an ox/bull. Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Gifts from a King: If one sees the King gave them a robe and cap/hat, it is a sign that they will become a ruler and chief over their people. The Crown: Clean/Pure: If the King’s crown is clean, it indicates his honor, good fortune, and long life. Dirty/Torn: If the crown is dirty or torn, it indicates the King’s bad condition. The Turban: Seeing oneself wearing a turban similar to those worn by the Companions in the time of the Prophet (PBUH) signifies that the King will be just and fair. Catching the Wind: If the King catches the wind and it obeys him, he will conquer the world and find stability. Becoming a King: If a person sees they have become a King, it is a sign they will become wealthy/rich. Entering a Street/Inn: With Wailing/Denial: If a King enters a street or inn with weeping or refusal, the locals will suffer grief and sorrow from the King. Quranic Reference: "Indeed kings, when they enter a town, they ruin it and render the honored of its people humbled." (Surah An-Naml, 27:34). Without Bad Signs: If his arrival causes no bad events, the locals will suffer no harm. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Death of a King: If one sees a King die without being buried, mourned, or shrouded, it indicates that a part of his house/structure will be ruined, and he will be anxious and sick. The Kaaba: If the King sees the Kaaba is his house (or his house is the Kaaba), his kingdom will never decline, and he will be safe from enemies. Salutations (Salam): Greeting the King or being greeted by him is a sign of safety from grief and the fulfillment of desires. * Quranic Reference: "Peace be upon you; you have become pure; so enter it to abide eternally." (Surah Az-Zumar, 39:73). Holding a Rope: If the King holds a rope or has one tied to his hand, he will follow the righteous path and establish justice. * Quranic Reference: "And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together." (Surah Ali 'Imran, 3:103). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Happy King: Seeing the King happy and cheerful signifies that the dreamer's affairs will be prosperous/opened. The King's Entourage: Vizier (Minister): Doing a task that will be completed quickly. Doorkeeper: Delays in affairs, but eventual success. Companion (Musahib): Receiving blame/reproach from someone. Royal Servants: The dreamer’s job/work will be correct. Helpers/Companions: Receiving blame, but recovering a lost item. Deputy’s Servants: Receiving blame regarding a lowly job. Chamberlain (Pardah-dar): Stalled affairs will be resolved/opened. King’s Wife’s Veil: Someone will make a false/small promise. Prisoners: Being sorrowful and needy. Executioner (Jallad): Desire will be fulfilled quickly. Scribe (Munshi): Finding what one seeks. Weapons: Gaining benefit from a woman. Stirrup-holder: Hearing severe lies and useless talk. Saddle-cover holder: Facing grief and sorrow. Wardrobe-keeper: Affairs will be good. Treasurer: Gaining something from women. Steward/Chef (Khan-salar): Happiness and gaining wealth. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Conquering a City: If a King enters a city and conquers/overpowers it, a calamity/disaster will befall that city. Sleeping in Dreamer's House: If one sees the King sleeping in their house, it means the King will need the dreamer and assign them a task.

1. Cooking Pot / Cauldron (Patila / Degchi) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Woman of the House: In a dream, a cooking pot represents the woman/wife of the house. New Pot: If one sees they bought a new pot or someone gave them one, it is a sign that the wife of the house will face harm or calamity. Noteworthy: (Note: The text contains a secondary statement attributed to Ibn Sirin saying: "Seeing a pot in a dream is not a thing worthy of attention/significance.") Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Food in Pot: If one sees delicious food in the pot, it is a sign that they will receive benefit and goodness from the wife. If the food in the pot is bad/distasteful, it signifies receiving harm from the wife. 2. Wind (Baad / Hawa) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Strong Wind: If one sees a strong wind blowing, it is a sign that the people of that country will face fear and dread. Uprooting Trees: If the wind is strong enough to uproot trees and cause destruction, it is a sign that the country will be afflicted by plague (Ta'oon) and epidemics (Surkha). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Hot Wind: Seeing hot wind signifies cold diseases. Cold/Disturbed Wind: Seeing moderate or cold wind (depending on context) signifies the arrival of chaotic diseases. Moderate Wind: Seeing a moderate/pleasant wind signifies health, safety, and good earnings for the country. Carried by Wind: If one sees the wind carrying them from one place to another, it is a sign of a long journey. They will gain status and greatness proportional to how the wind carried them. Dark Wind: If the wind is accompanied by darkness/dust, there is a fear of terror and dread falling upon that nation. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Carried to Sky: If a strong wind carries the dreamer up to the sky, it is a sign that their death is near. Sky to Earth: If the wind brings them down from the sky to the earth, it is a sign that they will fall ill but will eventually find cure and health. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing wind in a dream is interpreted in nine ways: Good Tidings (Bisharat) Government/Rule (Hukumat) Wealth and Prosperity (Maal-o-Daulat) Death (Maut) Torment/Punishment (Azab) Killing/Striking (Maarna) Sickness (Bimari) Cure/Healing (Shifa) Relief/Comfort (Rahat) Sitting on Wind: If a person sees themselves sitting on the wind, it is a sign that they will attain greatness and authority. Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) West Wind: If the West wind blows softly, the people of that land will receive abundant wealth and blessings. North Wind: If the North wind blows softly, it is a sign of healing and relief. Opposite: Winds blowing contrary to these directions do not signify goodness. Sound of Wind: Hearing the sound of the wind signifies that news regarding the King or Leader will appear. Lifting People: If the wind lifts the people of a land upward, it is a sign that those people will attain honor and greatness. 3. Passing Wind (Baad Raha Kardan / Paadna) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Publicly with Sound: If a person sees that they passed wind (farted) in a gathering of people and they heard the sound, it is a sign that the dreamer will say something bad/offensive. People will regret/mock this, and the dreamer will be disgraced because of it. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Loud and Smelly: If one passes wind with a loud sound and a bad smell, it is a sign they will do a deed for which people will blame and curse them. Sound without Smell: If there was a sound but no bad smell, it signifies doing a useless task, though there may be some goodness in it. Intentional with Laughter: If one does it intentionally and people laugh, and the dreamer feels embarrassed (or shameless), it signifies that their livelihood will be made through useless or frivolous work. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Passing wind in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Bad Speech (Buri Baat) Taunting/Mockery (Ta'n-o-Tashnee) Blameworthy Act (Malamat ka kaam) Disgrace/Infamy (Ruswai) Intentional: If one sees that they passed wind from their stomach intentionally, it is a sign that the person is irreligious (Be-Deen) or follows a bad path/sect (Bad-Mazhab).

The Interpretation of Eating Basil in a Dream Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) has stated that if one dreams of eating Basil (Badruj), it is evidence that their work will be accomplished and their wishes granted. This is supported by the saying of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) regarding this plant: "How pure you are, and how good is your scent." Furthermore, Hazrat Ja’far Sadiq (R.A) explained that eating Basil in a dream points to three outcomes: First, the fulfillment of one’s needs (Hajat); second, the attainment of desires; and third, meeting someone who is currently absent or far away.

Interpretation by Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) states that if a woman dreams that she has found a spindle (phirki) or that someone has given one to her, it is evidence that she will be blessed with a helper or a maidservant. However, if a woman sees in her dream that the spindle has fallen or separated from the spinning wheel's axle, it signifies that the bond of love between her and her husband may be severed.

Interpretation by Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) states that eating eggplant in a dream—whether it is in season or out of season, cooked or raw, fresh or dried—is a sign of sorrow. The amount of eggplant consumed corresponds to the level of grief and distress one may experience. Interpretation by Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) states that if someone dreams of possessing many eggplants but sells them all, gives them away, or throws them out of their house without eating them, it is a positive sign. This indicates that the dreamer will find relief and salvation from their grief and anxieties.

Interpretation by Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) states that if a person dreams of carrying a light load on their back, it signifies that they will receive a benefit proportional to that weight. However, if the load is perceived as heavy, it is evidence of a burden of sins and transgressions. This is based on the Divine Commandment: "That they may bear their own burdens in full on the Day of Resurrection." Interpretation by Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) explains that if someone dreams of possessing a large load and knows it belongs to them, the outcome—whether it be profit, loss, or misfortune—will depend on the nature of that load. If the dreamer carries a load that does not belong to them, the resulting good or evil associated with that burden will still reflect upon the dreamer.

Interpretation by Hazrat Daniyal (A.S) Hazrat Daniyal (A.S) states that seeing rain in a dream signifies mercy and blessings from Allah Almighty upon His servants, especially when the rain is widespread. This is supported by the Quranic verse: "And He is it Who sends down the rain after they have despaired, and spreads His mercy." Seeing rain at its proper time is highly auspicious, particularly if people are longing for it. However, if one sees a heavy, localized rain falling only on their specific street or house and nowhere else, it indicates sorrow or illness for the people of that area. Conversely, gentle and steady rain signifies goodness and prosperity for the community. If rain falls at the beginning of the year or month, it indicates an abundance of blessings during that period. However, heavy black rain suggests a severe illness that may lead to destruction. Interpretation by Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) states that if one sees heavy rain falling at its usual time, it may signify the arrival of a trial or a period of distress. If a person wipes themselves with rainwater, they will find safety from fear and sorrow. If rain falls directly on one's head, it suggests a forthcoming journey that will result in profit and well-being. If rain falls like a storm over everyone, it warns of sudden death or a calamity in that region. If every drop of rain produces a sound, it signifies an increase in the dreamer’s fame and status. If one sees massive rainfall that causes rivers to overflow but remains unharmed, it suggests that while a ruler may be oppressive, the dreamer will remain protected. If they are unable to cross those rivers, it means they will successfully ward off the ruler’s mischief. Water appearing to fall from the air like rain indicates divine punishment or disease in that location. Interpretation by Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) Hazrat Kirmani (R.A) states that if honey falls from the sky instead of rain, it signifies immense blessings and wealth in the land. Generally, the interpretation of anything seen falling from the sky depends on the nature of that substance. Drinking clean and clear rainwater indicates receiving goodness and comfort, whereas drinking dark or bitter rainwater suggests suffering from illness and grief. Interpretation by Hazrat Imam Ja'far Sadiq (R.A) Hazrat Ja'far Sadiq (R.A) identifies twelve meanings for seeing rain in a dream: Mercy 2. Blessings 3. A cry for help 4. Suffering and illness 5. Calamity 6. Conflict 7. Bloodshed 8. Trials (Fitna) 9. Famine 10. Attaining safety 11. Disbelief 12. Falsehood.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Serving a King: If a person sees themselves wearing a raincoat while in the service of a King, it is a sign that their good deeds and praise will become apparent among the people. General Wear: If they are wearing the raincoat simply as a garment, it is a sign that they will obtain benefit in both their Religion (Deen) and Worldly life (Dunya). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Material: If the raincoat is made of wool or cotton: Green: Seeing a green raincoat is a sign of betterment (Behtari). Yellow: Seeing a yellow raincoat is a sign of grief (Ranj) and illness (Bimari). Blue/Azure: Seeing a blue or sky-blue (Neelgoon/Aasmani) raincoat is a sign of sin (Gunah) and disobedience (Nafarmani). White: Seeing a white raincoat signifies receiving goodness and benefit (Khair o Manfa'at) from somewhere.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: The battlements (Kanguray) of the wall (Faseel) of a city, fort, or village represent the King or the Governor/Ruler (Wali). Specific Locations: Interpreters have stated: City Battlements: Represent the King. Village Battlements: Represent the Village Chief/Owner. Strong and High: If the city battlements are seen as strong and high, it is a sign of the strength and goodness of the King's condition. Collapsed/Ruined: If one sees them fallen or ruined: All Fallen: If all the battlements have fallen, it signifies the death/destruction of the King. Some Fallen: If only a few have fallen, it signifies the death of the City Governor (Hakim). New Construction: Entirely New: If one sees them being built anew, it means a new King will take residence in the city. Partially New: If only some are being built, a new Governor will take residence. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Near the Gate: Seeing the battlements located near the City Gate is a sign of luxury/joy (Aish) and peace/security (Aman). Back of the City: Seeing the battlements at the back of the city: Whatever condition they are seen in (good or bad), that effect/consequence will befall the dreamer.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Obedient Hawk: If a person sees they caught a hawk or someone gave them one, and the hawk is obedient (it sits on their hand), it is a sign of an increase in honor, rank, and worth. White Hawk: If a white hawk sits on his hand, it signifies receiving honor and status from the King. Hawk Dying: If he sees the hawk fall from his hand and die, it is a sign that he will fall from his rank and become poverty-stricken. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Finding a White Hawk: If the dreamer is a royal servant, he will receive authority (Wilayat) and honor from the King. If he is a commoner, he will receive a lot of wealth. Gift of a Hawk: If someone gifts him a hawk, it is a sign that he will have a son who is high-ranking, beautiful, and handsome. Hawk in the House: If the hawk sits on the roof, flies into the house, and hides under a woman's garment/skirt, it is a sign that his wife will give birth to a beautiful boy. Anklets: If the hawk has anklets (Jhanjhar) of gold or silver on its feet, it signifies that his wife will give birth to a girl. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Finding a Hawk: If a person sees they found a hawk: If he is from the royal class/officials, he will be dismissed (Ma'zool) from his job. If he is not from that class, he will receive grief and sorrow from his family. Hawk Returning: However, if he sees the hawk return and sit on his hand, it is a sign that he will regain his kingdom/authority and power. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Obedient Hawk: If the hawk is obedient to the dreamer, it is interpreted in five ways: Obedience/Having Subjects (Tabe-dari). Happiness (Khushi). Good News (Bisharat). Command/Authority (Farman). Fulfilling Desires (Murad ka pana). Monetary Value: It also represents gaining wealth equal to the value of the hawk. Specifically, if the hawk is white and obedient, he will receive 2,000 Dirhams. Disobedient Hawk: If the hawk is not obedient, it is interpreted in four ways: A Tyrannical King (Badshah Zalim). A Ruler inclined towards evil. A treacherous Scholar/Jurist (Khayanat karne wala Faqih). A disobedient son (Farzand Na-farman).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: In a dream, the arm represents a brother, a son, a trusted friend, or a partner. Strong Arm: If one sees their arm is strong, it is a sign that they will receive strength and benefit from these people. Weak Arm: If the arm is weak (the opposite of strong), they will receive no benefit from them. Arm Cut or Fallen: If one sees their arm has fallen off or someone has cut it, it is a sign that their brother, friend, or partner will die (depart from the world) or seek separation from them. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing an arm in a dream is interpreted in six ways: Brother (Baradar) Son (Farzand) Partner (Sharik) Friend (Dost) Cousin (Paternal/Father's brother's son) (Chacha-zad Bhai) Neighbor (Hamsaya)

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Golden Armband: If a man sees a golden armband on his arm, it is a sign that he will receive hatred and grief from his brothers or someone else. Silver Armband: If the armband is made of silver, it is a sign that his daughter or niece (sister's daughter) will get married. For Women: If a woman sees this dream (wearing an armband), it is a sign of wealth, blessings (Niamat), and adornment/decoration (Aaraish). Silver or Iron (Strength): If one sees an armband made of silver or iron, it is a sign that they will receive strength and help from their brother. Broken or Lost: If one sees that the armband is broken or lost, the interpretation is the opposite of the above (meaning loss of strength, help, or status).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Two Interpretations: Guarding in a dream is interpreted in two ways: Guarding the Righteous: If one sees they are guarding righteous people (Ahl-e-Salah), it is a sign of receiving goodness and benefit in both worlds (this world and the Hereafter). Guarding the Royal Palace: If one sees they are guarding the King's palace, it is a sign that they will receive goodness and benefit from the King. For a Merchant: If a merchant sees this dream, they will gain great profit in their trade. Guarding the Pious: If one sees they are protecting the righteous and pious (Parhezgar), it is a sign that they will receive worldly benefit and goodness from them. Seeing a Guard: Seeing a guard (Pasban) in a dream represents a person of high rank, status, and authority (Wilayat). This person will set affairs right, and people will be under his management and administration.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: In a dream, the heel of the foot represents the management of business affairs and a man's earnings. Broken Heel: If one sees that their heel is broken, it is a sign that they will engage in a task that will cause them regret and remorse (Pashemani). Split or Wounded Heel: If one sees that their heel is cracked/split or wounded, it has the same interpretation (regret), but the remorse will be less severe compared to the former case. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Cutting and Eating: If a person sees that they cut off their heel and ate it, or gave it to wild beasts, it is a sign that they will consume whatever they earn and give the rest to their enemies. Heel Falling Off: If one sees that their heel has fallen off, it is a sign that they will become unemployed/useless (Be-kaar) and destitute/poor (Darwesh).

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Symbolism: Seeing a garden in a dream represents a woman. Watering the Garden: If one sees they are watering the garden, it signifies having intercourse with their wife. If they water it but it does not become wet/moist, it signifies that the wife desires intercourse. Planting: Flowers and Basil: Planting flowers and basil (Gul-o-Rayhan) signifies the birth of a pious son. Peach Trees: Walking in a peach (Shaftaloo/Aaru) orchard signifies the birth of a son who will quickly learn knowledge and manners (Ilm-o-Adab). Smelling Herbs: Seeing a bunch of basil (Rayhan) in the garden, picking it up, and smelling it signifies a son who will be brave, wise, and intelligent. Further Interpretations (General / Ibn Sirin) (Note: The following section in the text describes general scenarios often attributed to Ibn Sirin regarding Paradise and Wealth) Signs of Paradise: If one sees a green, inhabited garden with a palace, flowing water, and fruit, and they are looking at it with their wife, it is a sign that they are among the People of Paradise (Ahl-e-Behisht). Wealthy Wife: Seeing a green, inhabited garden and eating fruit from it signifies marrying a wealthy woman and receiving wealth and blessings from her. Autumn: Entering an unknown garden during autumn (Khazan) where leaves are falling signifies grief and sorrow. Martyrdom: Seeing a garden with a palace, greenery, and flowing water, where a beautiful woman calls him, signifies attaining Paradise and the Hoors (maidens of Paradise) in the Hereafter, and attaining the rank of Martyrdom (Shahadat). Fighting a Noble: If one sees tall trees dropping fruit upon him, it signifies fighting with a noble person and overcoming them. Many Descendants: Sleeping on the top of a tree in a garden signifies having many descendants and children. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Wealthy Man: A garden represents a wealthy and handsome man. Martyrdom: If one plants a fine garden in Spring or Summer, with fruits, flowers, and flowing water, and sits within it, it signifies death by Martyrdom (as these are attributes of Paradise). King's Companion: Seeing a known garden in Summer with sweet fruit and fallen leaves signifies becoming a companion of the King at a time when the King is separated from his army/servants. Destruction of a King: Seeing a green garden in Summer with fruit and water, but then uprooting and destroying it, signifies that the King of that land faces a fear of destruction, an attack by a greater King, or being dethroned (Ma'zool). Fire: If fire burns the trees, the King will face sudden death. Camels: Seeing camels inside a garden signifies the King will conquer enemies. Gathering Fruit: Taking fruit home signifies benefit and goodness proportional to the amount taken. Gathering everything from the garden signifies receiving benefit from the King but with hardship and grief. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Business and Ambition: A garden represents a person's business/occupation proportional to their ambition (Himmat). Green vs. Empty: A green garden signifies good and organized work. (Note: The text provided states that seeing a garden empty of greenery/fruit means the work will be "good" (Nek), though traditionally in dream interpretation, emptiness implies a lack of benefit. The translation follows the provided text). Ownership: If the garden is beautiful and someone says, "This belongs to So-and-so," and the dreamer eats from it, they will benefit from that owner. Ruined Garden: Seeing a ruined garden without greenery in Spring/Summer signifies that the King will oppress the subjects. Planting: Planting a garden and seeing fruit appear signifies marrying a wealthy woman, and gaining wealth, blessings, and children. Grapes: Seeing seasonal grapes in the garden signifies gaining wealth and rank according to one's ambition.

A Story: The Garden and the Pigs It is related that a man came to Hazrat Solomon (A.S.) and submitted: "O Prophet of God! I saw a decorated garden in my dream filled with many fruits. I saw a very large pig sitting in this garden, and people told me that this garden belongs to this pig. I was astonished by this. Then, I saw many other pigs eating fruits in the garden, and people said that all these pigs are eating at the command of the large pig." Interpretation by Hazrat Solomon (A.S.): Hazrat Solomon (A.S.) replied: "That large pig represents a cruel and tyrant King. The other pigs represent scholars/wise men who are obedient to this tyrant king, consuming [illicit gains] and selling their Religion (Deen) for the World (Dunya)." General Interpretations (Continued) (Note: The text returns to general meanings of seeing a Garden) Seven Interpretations of a Garden: Seeing a Garden in a dream is interpreted in seven ways: A beautiful woman. A child and a righteous wife. A happy and luxurious life (Aish-o-Khushi). Wealth (Maal). High status/Elevation (Bulandi). Marriage/Joy (Shadi). A maidservant (Kaniz). Overseer: The one who sees a garden in a dream is one who looks after or maintains a woman. Gardening: If one sees they are gardening, it is a sign that they will marry a wealthy woman, occupy themselves with her affairs, and she will be agreeable/compatible in all matters. Three Additional Interpretations: Some interpreters state that seeing a garden is interpreted in three ways: The Master of the House. Having authority over a woman. A child who is the coolness of one's eyes.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Travel: Weaving clothes in a dream signifies travel, and the weaver represents a traveler. If one sees themselves weaving cloth or any other item, it is a proof of a journey. Conflict: It is also stated that weaving clothes can represent fighting or quarreling. Cutting the Cloth: If one sees that the cloth was woven and then cut (finished/taken off the loom), it is a sign that the matter will be freed from conflict. Cutting the cloth is also a cause/sign of travel. Twisting Rope: If one sees themselves twisting a rope or cords, it is a sign that they will travel. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Silk vs. Flax (Betrayal): If one sees that they are weaving/twisting rope or flax (Alsi) instead of silk (Abresham), it is a sign of badness, as this indicates treachery/betrayal (Khayanat). Completing the Work: If one sees they wove the entire cloth and cut it, it is a sign that they will go on a journey and complete their task/objective. If the cloth is not finished, it is a sign that their work/objective will remain incomplete. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Weaver's Work: If a person sees themselves doing the work of a Weaver (Julaha), it is a sign that they will have a dispute/quarrel with people. Reproach: Although their personal condition will be good, people will blame and reprimand them.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Grief and Sorrow: Seeing broad beans in a dream—whether in season or out of season, and whether eaten cooked or raw—is a sign of grief. Fresh vs. Dry: The interpretation remains the same whether the beans are fresh (wet) or dry. Not Eating: If one sees the beans but does not eat them, the grief and sorrow will be minor/little. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) No Harm: If a person sees they have broad beans, or someone gave them some, or they threw them out of the house, and they did not eat any of it, it is a sign that they will suffer no harm or loss. In Season: This is especially true if the broad beans were seen during their proper season.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Mountain Peak: If a person sees themselves sitting on the peak of a mountain, it is a sign that they will find (marry) a woman of honor and status. Upper Story of a House: If one sees themselves on the upper story/balcony (Bala-khana) of a known house, it is a sign that they will attain honor and greatness, and their business affairs will be organized. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) King on High: If one sees a King on an upper story/balcony, it is a sign that the dreamer will attain greatness and rank. Falling: If one sees that they fell from the upper story, it is a sign that their honor and rank will decline, and they will suffer grief and sorrow.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) General Rule: Hearing the voices of people or animals in a dream is a sign of grief and calamity for that specific location. Call from Afar: If the dreamer hears a voice calling from a distant place: Answering: If he answers the call, it is a sign that he will die soon. Not Answering: If he does not answer, it is a sign that he will fall ill. Types of Human Sounds: Weeping: Hearing the sound of weeping/crying indicates happiness. Wailing/Lamenting (Nala): Hearing wailing indicates hearing unpleasant news. Pleading/Groaning (Zari): Hearing pleading or groaning indicates that his desire will be fulfilled and he will overcome his enemy. Abuse/Swearing: Hearing abusive language indicates he will encounter a detestable matter, but it will pass quickly. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) & Other Interpreters Horse: Hearing a horse neigh indicates hearing good news. (Note: Some interpreters state it may be an unpleasant matter because beasts do not lie, but the primary interpretation is positive). Donkey: Hearing a donkey bray indicates hearing a complaint or disgrace from a foolish enemy. Reference: The Holy Quran states: "Indeed, the most disagreeable of sounds is the voice of donkeys." Camel: Hearing a camel indicates going for Hajj or engaging in profitable trade. Goat: Hearing a goat indicates receiving benefit and goodness from a noble/elderly person. Kid (Baby Goat): Hearing a kid indicates happiness, joy, and blessings. Deer: Hearing a deer indicates obtaining a slave girl (or maid). Fleeing Deer: Hearing a deer while it is running away indicates that someone will be angry at the dreamer and display arrogance. Lion: Hearing a lion roar indicates fear and dread of the King. Leopard/Cheetah: Hearing a leopard indicates war and dispute. Wolf: Hearing a wolf indicates victory over an enemy. Jackal: Hearing a jackal indicates grief and anxiety caused by women. Fox: Hearing a fox indicates a liar will use deceit and tricks against the dreamer. Cat: Hearing a cat indicates fear of a thief. Ostrich: Hearing an ostrich indicates hearing news from a hidden person. Rooster: Hearing a rooster indicates hearing news of a brave/generous youth. Chicks: Hearing the sound of chicks indicates mourning (Matam) and calamity. Birds of Prey/Scavengers: Kite/Small Bird (Chughd) & Owl: Hearing these indicates hearing news of grief and calamity. Crow: Hearing a crow indicates hearing news of a corrupt man (one who eats unlawful earnings). Other Birds: Dove (Fakhta): Hearing false news. Partridge (Chakor): Hearing news of a Persian (Ajami) King. Crane (Kulang) or Mountain Partridge: Hearing news of a pious woman. Many Partridges: Hearing news of veiled women. Malik Bird: Hearing news of a villager/rustic man (and rejoicing at it). Sparrow: Hearing good news. Nightingale (Bulbul) or Starling (Saal): Hearing news of a singer or a mourner (Noha-gar). Waterfowl/Duck: Hearing them indicates grief and sorrow, or calamity befalling a family member. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Birds: Hearing the voices of all birds is generally good, except for those birds whose voices are considered bad omens (indicating grief and calamity). Insects and Reptiles: Snake: Fear and dread of an enemy. Wasp/Locust: Fear and terror. Lizard: A sign that [calamity/something] will descend upon that place. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Scary Sounds from Nature: If one hears a frightening sound coming from the sky, earth, or wind, it is a sign of grief, sorrow, and calamity for the King.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) For a Pious Person: If a righteous believer (Musleh Momin) sees himself hearing the Azan from a known place or giving the Azan himself, it is a sign that he will perform Hajj at the House of Allah. Reference: The Quranic verse: "And proclaim to the people the Hajj; they will come to you on foot..." (Surah Al-Hajj, 22:27). Unknown Place: If he gives the Azan in an unknown place, it signifies he will encounter something disliked or unpleasant (Makrooh). For a Sinner: If a corrupt person or sinner (Fasiq) sees this dream, it signifies he will be arrested for theft. On a Pulpit or Minaret: If he sees himself giving Azan from a pulpit (Masnad) or a minaret, it means he will call people towards God Almighty. In Bed: If he gives Azan while sleeping in his bed, it indicates he has love and affection for his wife. Inside the House: If he gives Azan inside his own house, it is a sign of poverty and destitution. Some interpreters state it means someone from his family will die. In the Street: Giving Azan in a street/alley implies he will commit espionage (spying). In a Well or Cellar: Giving Azan in a well or a cold cellar (Sard-abah) indicates the person will be a heretic (Zan-deeq) or a hypocrite. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) With Wife: If one sees himself giving Azan along with his wife, it is a sign he will die soon. Incorrect Words: If he adds or subtracts words from the standard Azan, it means he will oppress people. Child: If a child is seen giving Azan, it means his parents will lie. In a Bathhouse: Giving Azan in a bathhouse (Hammam) signifies a bad condition in both religion and worldly life. Caravan or Army Camp: Giving Azan here has a bad interpretation (often implying theft). Prisoner: If a Magian (fire-worshipper) or non-believer gives Azan in prison and says the Takbeer, they will be released from prison. Joking/Playing: Giving Azan in jest or for fun is a sign of destruction/death. Mountain Peak: Giving Azan on a mountain peak means he will speak the truth to a King, or God will call him towards Himself. Alternative View: It may mean being captured by a cruel tribe and being betrayed. On a Minaret: Signifies attaining greatness and government rule. Corner of the House: Giving Azan in a corner of the house signifies betraying the Truth. In a Cellar (Travel): Giving Azan in a cellar can also mean he will go on a journey soon, suffer grief/hardship during it, and stay there for a long time. Laughing/Sitting: Giving Azan while sitting on something/someone, or while joking/laughing, signifies he will become insane/mad. Hearing Others: If he hears someone else giving Azan, it means he is lazy in worship, and someone is calling him towards God. Hearing Takbeer: Hearing the Takbeer means he will find the guidance/ability (Taufeeq) to do God's work. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing the Azan in a dream is interpreted in twelve ways: Hajj Speech/Word (Sukhan) Government (Hukoomat) Greatness (Buzurgi) Leadership (Riyasat) Travel (Safar) Death (Maut) Poverty/Bankruptcy (Iflas) Betrayal/Treachery (Khayanat) Spying (Jasoosi) Hypocrisy and Irreligiousness (Nifaq/Be-deeni) Cutting off of the hand (punishment for theft)

A Story: The Speaking Beast It is related that a man came to Hazrat Muhammad bin Sirin (R.A) and said: "I saw in a dream that a beast (quadruped) was moving and speaking to me." Interpretation: Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) replied: "Your death has drawn near." Reasoning: He cited the command of God Almighty: “And when the Word is fulfilled against them (the unjust), We shall bring out for them a beast from the earth to speak to them...” (Surah An-Naml, 27:82) Outcome: When one week was completed, that person departed from this world (died).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing a foot shackle/anklet in a dream represents pleasant speech (Khush Sukhan), a kiss from a son, family member, or friend, or the people themselves. Abundance: If one sees many shackles, it signifies an abundance of blessings (Niamat) and lawful (Halal) livelihood proportional to the amount seen. Gift from an Elderly Woman: If one sees that an elderly woman has gifted them shackles, it is a sign that they will attain worldly wealth and blessings through organized and disciplined management. Losing or Giving Away: If one sees that they possessed many shackles but gave them all away or they were lost/destroyed, it signifies that if they possess wealth and blessings, they will either spend it all or it will be lost.

Hazrat Daniel (A.S) Cut or Broken Foot: If one sees one foot cut off or broken, it is a sign that half of his wealth will be lost. If both feet are cut or broken, it is a sign that all his wealth will be lost, or he will die. Travel: Some interpreters state that seeing both feet broken or cut signifies travel. Material of the Feet: Iron or Copper: If one sees their feet are made of iron or copper, it is a sign of a long life and that their wealth will remain/endure. Glass: If one sees their feet are made of glass (Kanch), it is a sign that their life will end soon and wealth will not remain, because glass has no durability or strength. Paralyzed: If one sees their feet are paralyzed/numb (Shal), it indicates weakness and laziness in their condition, regardless of whether the situation is good or bad. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) For a Pious Person: If a righteous man sees his foot paralyzed in a dream, it signifies an increase in religious standing. Reference: God Almighty says: "No blame is there upon the lame." (Surah Al-Fath, 48:17). Rope Tied: If one sees a rope tied to their foot, it is a sign that they will receive benefit from someone. Walking on Wood: If one sees they have no feet and are walking on wooden supports/crutches, it signifies they will rely on someone who will not prove loyal/faithful. For a Ruler: If a Royal Ruler sees both his feet cut off, he will be dismissed from his post and his wealth will be lost. Metal Feet: Iron: Signifies increased wealth. Silver (with Golden Heel): Signifies the same as above (increased wealth). Pain: If the foot is in pain, it signifies suffering a loss. Tied to a Pillar: If the foot is tied to a pillar (Sutoon), the interpretation is better (implies stability). This is because a tree resembles a man (changeable), while a pillar resembles a dead body (solid/unchanging). Trapped/Sunken: If the foot is caught in a net or sunken into the ground, it signifies getting caught in deception and trickery to the extent that the foot has sunk. Slipping: If the foot slips in a place or on a mountain, it signifies being hindered from religious or worldly work, or someone will say something hurtful that causes sickness/grief. On a Bull: If one sees they are shaking their feet while on a bull (Bail), it is a sign they will strive hard in their work. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Animal Hooves: Camel or Bull Hoof: If the foot looks like the hoof of a camel or bull, it signifies an increase in strength and wealth. Horse or Donkey Hoof: Signifies an increase in strength and rank. Claws: Beast/Predator Claws: If the foot looks like a beast's claw, it signifies gaining unlawful (Haram) wealth. Bird/Rooster Claws: If it looks like bird claws, it signifies strength in livelihood/earnings and victory over enemies. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing feet in a dream is interpreted in seven ways: Luxury/Life (Aish) Life Span (Umar) Effort/Striving (Koshish) Seeking Wealth (Talab-e-Maal) Strength/Power (Quwwat) Travel (Safar) Woman/Wife (Aurat) Dancing/Stomping: Dancing or stomping with the feet in a dream signifies calamity and grief.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) For Men: If a man sees an anklet on his foot in a dream, it is a sign of grief and sorrow. Silver Anklet: If the anklet is made of silver, the hardship/severity is lesser. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) For Women: For a woman, seeing an anklet represents her husband, and it is a good omen. Gold: Seeing a gold anklet is appropriate for women, but for men, it is unlawful/forbidden (Haram). Removing or Losing: If a man sees that the anklet has been removed from his foot or is lost, it is a sign that he will find salvation/relief from grief.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Fear: If a person sees a snare or fetter (Phanda) on their foot, it is a sign of fear and terror. Steadfastness in Religion: If one sees two fetters on their feet while inside a Mosque, it is a sign that the person will remain steadfast (Thabit Qadam) in religion, prayer, Jihad, or whatever work they do for religious reform. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Travel and Stay: If a person sees a bond/fetter on their foot and intends to travel, it signifies that they will settle in that place of travel and stay there for a long time. Strength of the Bond: The stronger and tighter the bond is on the foot, the longer the stay will be. Loose vs. Tight: Seeing a wide/loose bond is better than seeing a tight one. Material of the Bond: Copper or Iron: If the bond is made of copper or iron, the interpretation is the same (a long stay). Rope: If the bond is made of rope, their stay will be for the sake of religion. Wood: If the bond is like wood, their stay will be for the sake of religious corruption (Fasad-e-Deen). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) For a Sick Person: If a sick person sees a bond on their foot, it is a sign that they will be cured and relieved from that illness/affliction. For a King: If a King sees a bond on his foot, it is a sign that his Kingdom will remain stable and durable. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a foot fetter (Paye-band) in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Steadfastness in Religion. Marriage (Nikah). Returning from Travel. Summary: The essence is that whoever sees this dream—if they are a good person, they will remain firm in goodness, and if they are a bad person, they will remain firm in badness.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Stored vs. Worn: If one sees socks kept or stored (not worn), it signifies wealth/property. If one sees themselves wearing socks, it signifies travel. Sign of Death: If one sees themselves wearing socks in the manner of a traveler intending to go into the wilderness/desert, but they have no companion (Rafeeq) and no provisions (Tosha) with them, it is a sign that they will depart from this world (die) very soon. Loss of Wealth: If one sees that they sold their socks or gifted them to someone, it is a sign that their wealth will be wasted or lost. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing socks in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Wealth and Riches (Maal-o-Daulat). Travel (Safar). Death (Maut) — specifically for the one who intends to travel alone into the jungle/wilderness.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Goat Trotters: If a person sees themselves eating goat trotters in a dream, it is a sign that they will receive blessings (Niamat) proportional to the amount they ate. Cow Trotters: If one sees themselves eating cow trotters, it is a sign that there will be an abundance of blessings for them in that year, proportional to what was eaten. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Orphans' Wealth: Eating trotters in a dream, especially if they are eaten raw, is a sign of consuming the wealth of orphans (Yateemon ka Maal).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Stability in Work: If a person sees in a dream that they have bound or fettered someone, it is a sign that there will be stability and durability (Payedari) in their work, and they will not be separated from it. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Binding someone in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Residency: The person who was bound will become a resident (Muqeem) or settle down (stop traveling). Favor: Showing favor or kindness (Inayat) to that person. Benefit: Goodness and benefit will reach that person. Release: If one sees that a prisoner has come out (is released from bonds/prison), the interpretation is the opposite of the above (implying instability or loss of benefit).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: The Tiger (Babar) is a predatory animal and an enemy of the lion. Seeing it in a dream represents a strong and brave enemy. However, this enemy is also generous and kind (Karim aur Meherban). Fighting the Tiger: Victory: If one fights the tiger and defeats it, it is a sign that he will prevail over his enemy. Defeat: If the tiger defeats him, it implies the enemy will achieve victory over him. Tiger Fleeing: If the tiger runs away from the dreamer in fear, it is a sign that he will remain safe from the enemy. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Body Parts: Seeing the bones, hair, or skin of a tiger signifies wealth and benefit. The dreamer will obtain this wealth from his enemy in proportion to what he saw. Riding: If one sees himself sitting on a tiger and the tiger is obedient (Mutee) to him, it is a sign that the enemy will become subservient to him.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Idol Worship: If a person sees himself worshipping an idol, it is a sign that he will lie against God Almighty and follow a false path. Material of the Idol: Wood: Worshipping a wooden idol signifies creating hypocrisy (Nifaq) in religion. Silver: Worshipping a silver idol indicates approaching a woman with carnal desire (sexual relations). Gold: Worshipping a golden idol indicates an inclination towards disliked actions and hoarding wealth. Iron, Copper, or Tin: Worshipping an idol made of these metals indicates that the person uses religion for the sake of worldly benefit and seeking the world. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Gem/Jeweled Idol: If one sees an idol made of jewels/gems, it is a sign that his motive for religion is to gain Kingship/Rule and a retinue of servants (Dabdaba). If he sees that the jeweled idol is lost or removed, it indicates his motive for religion is to gather unlawful (Haram) wealth. Idol in the House: Seeing an idol inside one's house signifies that the dreamer will become helpless and bewildered in his intellect and wisdom. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing an idol in a dream is interpreted in three ways: A baseless lie (Be-huda jhoot). A cunning hypocrite (Makkar Munafiq). A deceitful and corrupt woman (Fareb denay wali mufsid aurat).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Good Cause: If one sees in a dream that he gives away his wealth in a good cause (Kar-e-Khair), it is a sign that he will seek a wife for his son or arrange the marriage of one of his relatives (Khwaishon) and distribute his wealth among them. Improper Manner: If he sees that he gives away his wealth in an illegitimate or improper manner, it is a sign that he will be inclined towards unlawful things (Haram) and corruption (Fasad). To Strangers: If he sees that he gives his wealth to strangers, it is a sign that his condition in both life and death will be distressed and ruined (Paraganda). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Someone Else's Wealth: If a person sees that he is giving away someone else's wealth with their consent, it is a sign that the effect of the good or bad (consequences of that giving) will return to the owner of the wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Wealth from a Noble: Burning incense (Najoor Kardan) in a dream signifies taking wealth from a noble or great person. Fragrant Items: If one sees themselves burning fragrant items, it is a sign that they will acquire wealth from a man, proportional to the amount or scent of the incense. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Fragrance Intensity: The more fragrant the incense is, the more goodness and benefit (Khair-o-Manfa'at) it holds for the dreamer. Lack of Fragrance: If the incense is [not fragrant or unpleasant], the interpretation is the opposite (meaning it signifies a lack of benefit or bad news). (Note: The source text contains a contradiction, stating "if it is fragrant... interpretation is opposite," but context implies the opposite of fragrant). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Burning incense in a dream is interpreted in three ways: A Lot of Wealth (Bahut sa Maal). Happy Life / Luxury (Aish-o-Khushi). Good Reputation / Good Name (Naik Naam).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Flying with Wings: If a person sees in a dream that they are flying with wings—meaning they have wings like a bird—it is a sign that they will attain greatness (Buzurgi) and leadership (Sardari) proportional to the size/strength of the wings. Strength and Shelter: Some interpreters state that seeing wings in a dream represents strength (Quwwat) and shelter/protection (Panah). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Flying and Travel: If one sees that they are flying with wings, it is a sign that they will go on a journey, and their affairs will be good/virtuous. Possessing Feathers: If one sees that they possess the feathers of a bird, it represents receiving goodness and benefit proportional to the amount of feathers. Falling Feathers: If one sees that their feathers/wings have fallen off, it is a sign that they will fall from their rank and dignity and suffer a loss of wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Seeing: Seeing Purslane in a dream is a sign of anxiety (Andesha) and grief. Eating: Eating it is harmful or causes loss.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing a lute (Barbat) in a dream represents worldly amusement (Lehw), falsehood, severe lies, and absurdity. Playing the Lute: If one sees themselves playing the lute, it is a sign that they will speak vain and lying words and will falsely praise someone. For a Sick Person: If a sick person sees themselves playing the lute, it is a sign of their death. Listening: If one sees someone else playing the lute in front of them, it means they will hear lies and vain talk. With Other Instruments: If the lute is played alongside a harp (Chang) and flute/pipe, it is a sign of grief and calamity for that location. Broken or Lost: If one sees that their lute is broken or fallen, it is a sign that they will repent from lies and vanity. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Playing Skillfully (When Unskilled in Reality): If a person sees themselves playing the lute like a master, even though they do not know how to play it in waking life: For a Scholar: If the dreamer is a scholar (Alim), it is a sign that they will impart knowledge and wisdom well to people. They will be proficient in three sciences: Exegesis (Tafsir), Jurisprudence (Fiqh), and History/Stories (Qisas). For an Ignorant Person: If an ignorant person sees this, they will perform an act for which people will rebuke and blame them. Hearing the Sound: If one hears the sound of a lute, it is a sign that they will hear news regarding a prominent woman and will develop love for her.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Jumping Place to Place: If a person sees themselves jumping from one place to another, it is a sign that their condition/state will change. Long Jump: If one sees they have jumped to a far-off place, it indicates a long journey. Using a Staff: If one sees that they hold a staff/stick (Lathi) while jumping, it is a sign that they will rely on a strong person. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Jumping Out: If one sees they have jumped out of a place, it is a sign that they will change from a bad state to a good state. Jumping at Will: If one sees they can jump wherever they wish, it is a proof of their strength and wisdom. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Clean Place: If a person sees that they have jumped from a clean place, it is a sign that their state will improve from bad to good. (Note: Standard interpretations usually associate moving to a better place with improvement, but the provided text specifies jumping from a clean place results in rectification). Opposite: If they see the opposite, their state will change from good to bad.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) An Anecdote: Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) related: "One day a person came to me and said, 'I saw in a dream that a man had both his hands cut off, and another was hanged/crucified.' I told him, 'If you are speaking the truth, the Ruler (Amir) of the city will be deposed today, and another Ruler will take his place.' It happened exactly so on that very day; the Ruler was removed, and another was seated." Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Leadership: If a person sees that they have been hanged/crucified and people are watching them, it is a sign that they will become a leader or chief over as many people as were watching. Honor without Religion: If one sees they are hanged but no one is watching, it is a sign that they will attain honor and greatness, but they will be unfortunate in matters of religion and will be a sinner (Fasiq). Eating Flesh: If one sees themselves eating the flesh of a hanged man, it signifies they will consume the wealth of someone who is trapped in calamity, especially if they see traces of it. Bleeding: If one sees that they are hanged and blood is flowing from them, it is a sign that they will backbite (Gheebat) people, and many sins will be committed by them. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing oneself hanged/crucified in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Leadership and Government (Sardari-o-Hukumat). Wealth and Riches (Maal-o-Daulat). Greatness/Honor (Buzurgwari). Backbiting People (Logon ki Gheebat).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Best Garment: The Mantle (Chadar) is considered the best among all garments in a dream. Good Signs: If a person sees a mantle that is made of cotton, is green and white, or if they are wearing a new garment, it is a sign that they will receive an abundance of blessings (Farakhi-e-Niamat) proportional to the quality of the garment. Bad Signs: If they see that the garment is tight, black, and blue, the interpretation is the opposite of the former (meaning distress or lack of blessings). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Mantle Seller: A Mantle Seller (Chadar Farosh) represents a man who chooses the world in exchange for religion, especially if the mantle is made of cotton. Silk Mix: If one sees silk (Abresham) in the mantle, it indicates that the person is a seeker of both religion and the world.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Hanging on a Door: If a person sees a curtain hanging on their door, and it is narrow/tight and thick (Stabar), it is a sign of grief, sorrow, and fear. However, eventually, there will be peace/safety. Public Places: If one sees a curtain hanging on the door of an inn/palace (Saraye), a mosque, or in a market, it is a sign of grief, sorrow, and extreme danger. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Lost or Destroyed: If a person sees that a curtain has been lost or destroyed, it is a sign that the dreamer will find happiness after grief and will be secure from fear. Unknown vs. Known: If the curtain is unknown (unfamiliar), it signifies severe grief and sorrow. If the curtain is known (familiar), the grief will be lighter/easier. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) New Curtain: Seeing a new curtain is good for a King (ruler), but it is bad for the subjects (common people). Old Curtain: Seeing an old curtain is not good in any condition.

Hazrat Muhammad Bin Sirin (R.A) Fulfillment of Wishes: If a person sees in a dream that they are performing the duty of a Chamberlain (guarding the curtain/door), it is a sign that their desires will be fulfilled, and their honor and rank will increase. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Serving a Just King: If a person sees that they are serving as a Chamberlain for a reforming (Muslih) and just (Adil) King, it is a sign that the dreamer will be inclined towards righteousness and goodness, and they will acquire lawful (Halal) wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Possessing a Swallow: If a person sees in a dream that they have a swallow, or someone gave them one, it is a sign that they will find companionship/affection (Uns) with someone they were separated from, and they will find peace in that relationship. Killing or Losing: If one sees that they killed the swallow or threw it from their hand, it is a sign that they will face separation from someone they love. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing a swallow represents a wealthy and wise (Ba-Khirad) man. Seeing a female swallow represents a wise and wealthy woman. Flying Away: If one sees that the swallow has flown away from them, it is a sign that wealth will depart from them. Dying in Hand: If one sees that the swallow has died in their hand, it is a sign that a friend will die, and the dreamer will face grief and sorrow. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Catching a Swallow: If a person sees that they have caught a swallow, it is a sign that they will be delivered from sorrows and will be secure from fear and terror.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing lightning in a dream represents the King's Treasurer. King's Promise: Some interpreters state that lightning represents the King making a promise to a greedy person for evil purposes due to greed. Catching Lightning: If one sees that they have caught lightning from the air or a cloud, it is a sign that they will perform a task that will leave them greatly bewildered/amazed. Flashing Lightning: If one sees lightning flashing, it is a sign that in that year, blessings will be very abundant, especially if the lightning is accompanied by a gentle breeze. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing lightning in a dream is interpreted in five ways: The King's Treasurer (Badshah ka Khazanchi). A Bad Promise / Threat (Wada-e-Bad). Rebuke / Wrath (Utaab). Mercy (Rahmat). The Right Path (Rah-e-Raast).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing horse armor in a dream represents stability (Ustuwari) and strength/firmness. Riding with Armor: If one sees that they are seated on a horse wearing battle armor, it is a sign that their affairs will be set right. They will gain victory [over] the enemy and will overcome them. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) In the Battlefield: If a person sees themselves on a horse wearing battle armor in a battlefield, it is a sign that their goals will be achieved according to their desires, and luck and wealth will favor them. Armor Falling or Lost: If one sees that the armor has fallen from the horse or is lost, it is a sign of failure/disappointment (Namuradi), and the dreamer will be taken as a prisoner (Aseer) by enemies.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Wealth: Seeing rice in a dream represents wealth. The amount of wealth acquired will correspond to the quantity of rice seen. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Cooked Rice: If a person sees that they are eating cooked rice, it is a sign that their wishes will be fulfilled, and goodness and virtue will reach them. Pulao: Eating Pulao (a seasoned rice dish) is a sign of even greater goodness and improvement. Rice with Milk: Eating rice with milk (like rice pudding/kheer) is considered extremely good. Rice with Yogurt: Eating rice with yogurt/curd is a sign of grief and sorrow. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing rice in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Wealth and Riches (Maal-o-Daulat). Fulfillment of Desires (Murad ka Hasil Hona). Goodness and Benefit (Khair-o-Manfat) that will reach the dreamer.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Flying Away and Returning: If a person sees in a dream that a bird flew away from their hand and then came back to their hand, it is a sign that their wish/desire will be fulfilled. Flying Away: If one sees that the bird flew away from their hand (and did not return), it is a sign that there will be some loss to their wealth.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Whether the kid is male or female, its interpretation is a child (Farzand). Catching/Receiving: If one sees that they have caught a goat's kid, or someone gave it to them, it is a sign that a child will be born to them. This child will be "upon him" (meaning, the child will resemble the father). Killing: If one sees that they have killed the goat's kid, it is a sign that their child will die. Eating Flesh: If one sees that they have eaten the meat of the goat's kid, it is a sign that they will receive grief and sorrow from their child. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Goodness: Seeing a goat's kid represents goodness (Khair) and benefit (Manfat). Wealth: Depending on whether the kid is big or small, it indicates a proportionate amount of virtue and lawful (Halal) wealth. Possessing: If one sees they have a goat's kid, it is a sign of receiving spoils/wealth (Maal-e-Ghanimat). Killing (Not for Food): If one sees that they killed the kid and ate it, but did not slaughter it for the purpose of meat (i.e., killed it wrongfully), it is a sign that they will face a calamity (Musibat) coming from their child. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a goat's kid in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Child (Farzand). Lawful Wealth (Maal-e-Halal). Livelihood (Maishat). Grief and Sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) For a Worldly Person: If a person sees themselves naked in a dream and they are a seeker of the world (Talib-e-Dunya), it is a sign of grief and sorrow. Wearing a Loincloth: If one sees that they are wearing a waistcloth (Tehband), it is a sign that they will strive in obedience and worship (Ibadat). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) General Symbolism: Nudity in a dream is a sign of hardship (Mehnat) and disgrace (Ruswai). Seeing a Woman Dressed: If one sees a woman wearing clothes in a dream: For a righteous man, it is good. For an evildoer (Badkar), it is bad. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) For a Righteous Man: Being naked in a dream is a sign of goodness and virtue for a righteous person (Saleh). For a Corrupt Person: For a mischief-maker or sinner (Mufsid), it is a sign of evil, disgrace, and dishonor.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Weak and Ignorant Man: Seeing a moth in a dream represents a weak and ignorant man who, due to his ignorance, throws himself into destruction (Halakat). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Catching a Moth: If a person sees that a moth flew near them and they caught it, it is a sign that a child will be born to them from a virgin maid/slave girl (Doshiza Kaneez). Killing or Dying: If one sees that they killed the moth or it died in their hand, it is a sign that their child will die.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Dignity: Seeing a mustache in a dream is a sign of a man's awe and dignity (Haibat). Trimming: If one sees that someone has trimmed their mustache with scissors, the interpretation is good (it signifies following the Sunnah and relief). Falling Off: If one sees that the mustache fell off the body while being trimmed (or was removed completely), it is a sign of the man's loss of dignity/awe. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Long Mustache: If a person sees that their mustache has become long, it is a sign of strength/power (Taqat). Plucking: If one sees that someone has plucked out their mustache, it is a sign that they will quarrel with someone. White Mustache: If one sees that the mustache has turned white, it is a sign that they will refrain from improper acts (Na-kardani kar). Length Summary: If the mustache is long, it is a sign of grief and sorrow. If the mustache is short, it is a sign of honor, dignity, and the fulfillment of wishes.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) He provided interpretations for individual signs regarding the type of person the dreamer will deal with: Aries (Burj Haml): The dreamer will have dealings with a dignified person, and their wishes will be fulfilled. Taurus (Burj Saur): The dreamer will have dealings with an ignorant and naive person, but their task will be completed. Gemini (Burj Joza): The dreamer will have dealings with an eloquent orator (Zaban-dan) or articulate person, and their wishes will be fulfilled. Cancer (Burj Saratan): The dreamer will have dealings with a person of low origin/lineage (Be-Asal), but their needs will be met, and they will gain status and honor. Virgo (Burj Sunbalah): The dreamer will have dealings with a faithless farmer/peasant, and their wish will not be fulfilled. Libra (Burj Mizan): The dreamer will have dealings with a Judge (Qazi); whatever promise is made will be fulfilled. Scorpio (Burj Aqrab): The dreamer will have dealings with a corrupt person (Mufsid) or an evil woman, resulting in trouble and grief. Sagittarius (Burj Qous): The dreamer will have dealings with a leader or elder (Sardar/Buzurg). Their needs will be met, and people will love them. Pisces (Burj Hoot): The dreamer will have dealings with a stranger (or poor man), who is simple-hearted, has good judgment, and is kind. The dreamer's wishes will be fulfilled.

General Interpretation There is a difference of opinion among interpreters regarding this symbol. Some state that it relates to luck/fortune and proceedings in one's thoughts and concerns. Hazrat Abu Hurairah (R.A) It is narrated that the Holy Prophet (PBUH) said: Wealth and Greatness: Seeing a fairy in a dream is a sign of wealth and greatness (Buzurgi). Interaction: Giving one's hand to a fairy or speaking with one is a sign of happiness. Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Beautiful Fairy: Seeing a fairy that is good-natured, happy, and beautiful is a sign that the dreamer will attain honor and wealth. Ugly or Sad: Seeing a fairy that is ugly (Bad-surat) or sad is a sign of grief and sorrow. Dead Fairy: If one sees a beautiful fairy dead, it is a sign that their affairs will become chaotic/disturbed (Shorida). Fighting: Fighting with a fairy is a sign that the dreamer's affairs will become troubled/confused. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Muslim vs. Non-Believer Fairies: Some fairies are Muslims; seeing them signifies meeting a friend and seeing luck and wealth. Others are Non-believers (Kafir); seeing them signifies meeting an enemy and facing misfortune (Bad-bakhti) and grief. Hazrat Daniyal (A.S) Among Fairies: If one sees they are among fairies, it is a sign [of honor/status]. Being Thrown: If one sees that a fairy has thrown them down by the neck, it is a sign that they will fall from their rank and greatness. Kind Speech: If fairies speak kindly to the dreamer, it is a sign that their work will be good/virtuous. Clothing: Seeing a fairy in good/excellent clothes indicates a good condition for the dreamer. Seeing a fairy in bad clothes indicates a bad condition. Gifts: If a fairy gives the dreamer something made of gold or silver, it is a sign that their wealth and fortune will increase. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Sick or Dead: Seeing a fairy sick or dead is a sign of bad conditions (Bad-haali). King of Fairies: If one sees that the King of Fairies is kind to them, they will receive wealth and become a close companion to the King (or a ruler). Deception: If a fairy shows the dreamer her house, but keeps appearing and hiding, it is a sign that a woman will betray and deceive the dreamer. Visiting Fairies: If one sees that they went to the house of fairies and recognized them, it is a sign that the dreamer will travel and see many cities. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a fairy in a dream is interpreted in five ways: A Dear Friend (Aziz Dost). Luck and Wealth (Bakht-o-Daulat). Fulfillment of Wishes (Murad ka Pura Hona). Greatness and Majesty (Buzurgi-o-Hashmat). False News and Vain Deeds (Jhooti Khabar aur Be-huda Kaam).

Hazrat Daniyal (A.S) Flying and Getting Lost: If a person sees that they are flying like a bird from place to place, get lost in the sky, and do not return to the earth, it is a sign that they will depart from this world very quickly (i.e., they will die). Hazrat Muhammad Bin Sirin (R.A) Towards Qibla and Back: If one sees that they flew towards the Qibla and then returned to their original place, it is a sign that they will return from a journey quickly and will gain much profit. This is especially true if the dreamer also possesses wings. Flying Without Wings: If one flies without wings, it is a sign that their condition/state will change. Roof to Roof: If one sees that they flew from their own roof/balcony to another roof, it is a sign that they will divorce their wife and marry another woman (or acquire a slave girl). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Flying into the Heavens: If one sees that they flew into the space/atmosphere towards the sky, it is a sign of performing Hajj. Known to Unknown House: If one sees that they flew from their own house to an unknown house, it is a sign that their death is near. They should repent for their sins. Unusual Wings: If one sees that they have wings, but they are unlike the wings of birds, it is a sign that they will fall severely ill (near death) but will eventually recover. Place to Place: If one sees that they are flying from one place to another, it is a sign that they will travel soon. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Flying in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Travel (Safar). Hajj (Pilgrimage). Greatness/Status (Buzurgi). Change of Condition (Taghayyur-e-Haal). Fatal Illness/Death (Marz-ul-Maut) — God forbid.

Hazrat Muhammad Bin Sirin (R.A) Seeking Livelihood: Seeing something roasted in a dream is a sign that the dreamer is seeking expansive livelihood (Kushada Rozi). Cooked vs. Raw: In interpretation, cooked meat is better than raw meat. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Roasted Goat Meat: If one sees that they ate roasted goat meat, it is a sign that they will acquire a corresponding amount of wealth through grief and hardship. Roasted Beef/Cow: If one eats roasted cow meat (beef), it is a sign that they will be safe from fear and terror. Roasted Kid (Young Goat): If one eats a roasted young goat (Bakri ka bacha), it is a sign that they will receive some wealth. Birth of a Son: Some interpreters have stated that eating a roasted young goat is a sign of the arrival of a boy (birth of a son). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Roasted Head: If one sees that they are eating a roasted head (Siri), it is a sign that they will receive benefit from an elder/great person. Roasted Chicken: If one sees that they are eating roasted chicken (Murgh Biryan), it is a sign that they will acquire wealth from a woman through deception and trickery. Roasted Fish: For a Righteous Person: Eating roasted fish (Mahi Biryan) is a sign that the dreamer will travel in search of knowledge and will meet a great/elder person. For a Non-Righteous Person: It is a sign of grief, sorrow, and enemies. Note: Fresh roasted fish is better than stale, and large fish is better than small. Seller of Roasts: Seeing a seller of roasted goods (Biryan Farosh) in a dream represents a man through whom other people's livelihood becomes expansive/abundant.

General Interpretation (Ibn Sirin) Dangerous Man: Seeing a cloth merchant in a dream is like seeing a very dangerous man. Reasoning: This is because they exchange cloth for coins (Dirhams and Dinars), and in dream interpretation, coins represent something abominable and dangerous, containing no goodness. Barter: However, if the merchant takes something other than money (coins) as the price for the cloth, then the interpretation depends on the goodness or badness of that specific item taken in exchange. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Trading without Money: If a person sees that they are acting as a cloth merchant and do not take money/rupees as the price for the cloth, it is a sign that grief and loss will reach them. Goods for Goods: If one sees that they take goods in exchange for goods (barter system), it is a sign that their wishes will be fulfilled. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Worldly Adornment: Seeing a cloth merchant in a dream represents the adornment/decoration of the world (Zinaat-e-Dunya).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Male vs. Female: In a dream, a male goat (Bakra) represents a man, and a female goat (Bakri) represents a woman. Killing a Male Goat: If one sees that they killed an unknown male goat, it is a sign that they will gain victory over a great/powerful man. Skinning: If one sees that they skinned a male goat, it is a sign that they will receive a lot of wealth and accumulate it. Eating Meat: If one eats its meat, it means they will consume that wealth. Riding: If one sees that they are seated on a male goat and driving it, it is a sign that they will use deception and trickery on a great man and manipulate him however they wish. Falling Off: If the goat throws the dreamer off its back, it is a sign that the dreamer will fall from their rank and dignity (Jah-o-Hashmat). Breaking Horns: If one sees that they broke both horns of the goat, it is a sign that they will stop that man from functioning (render him powerless). Hair/Wool: If the goat's hair has grown long/abundant, it is a sign that the dreamer's wealth will increase. If one takes its wool/hair (Pashm), it is a sign that they will take wealth from their own child. Acquiring a Female Goat: If one sees that they found a female goat, or someone gifted it to them, it is a sign that they will marry a woman. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Milking: If one sees that they milked a female goat and drank the milk, it is a sign that they will obtain wealth from a woman. Slaughtering for Food: If one sees that they slaughtered a female goat and ate its meat, it is a sign that their needs will be fulfilled by their wife/woman. Slaughtering (Not for Food): If one sees that they slaughtered the goat but not for the purpose of meat, it is a sign that they will marry a woman but will see no benefit from her. Expelling: If one sees that they drove the goat out of their house, it is a sign that they will divorce their wife. Herding: If one sees a herd of goats in their house or another place and knows it belongs to them, it is a sign that they will obtain an equivalent amount of wealth, blessings, and spoils (Ghanimat). If one sees that they are grazing a herd of goats in the wilderness/jungle and leading them where they please, it is a sign that they will become a ruler over a province of Arabs or non-Arabs (Ajam). Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Eating Meat: If one sees that they ate goat meat, it is a sign that they will get sick but will recover quickly. Skin, Wool, Milk: Seeing these in a dream represents goodness, blessings, and wealth that will be received. Baby Goat (Kid): If one finds, buys, or is gifted a kid (Bakri ka Bacha), it is a sign that a blessed boy will be born to them. Killing the Kid: If one kills the kid, it is a sign that their child will die. Eating the Kid: If one eats the meat of the kid, it is a sign that they will eat from their child's wealth. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Army Vanguard: A male goat in a dream represents the vanguard (front line) of an army. Riding: If one finds a male goat and rides it, it is a sign that this person will become the commander of an army. If the dreamer is a commoner, they will associate with an army commander and become wealthy. Prophetic Tradition: Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) stated: "I heard from the Prophet (PBUH) that whoever sees in a dream that they bought a goat and brought it home, it is a sign that their poverty and hardship will be removed." Goat Seller: Seeing a goat seller (Bakri Farosh) in a dream represents a person who brings men and women together. Additional Notes Kirmani: Seeing a goat and eating its meat represents accumulating wealth. Maghribi: If the meat is tasty, it is a sign of goodness and benefit. If it is tasteless, it is a sign of grief and sorrow.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing Psyllium seeds (Bazr Qatuna) in a dream is a sign of grief and sorrow. Eating: Eating them is a sign of loss of wealth and distress (Ranj), proportionate to the amount consumed.

General Interpretation Comfort and Rest: Seeing a carpet or floor covering in a dream signifies sleep/peace and comfort (Khwab aur Rahat). Sitting on it: If one sees that they spread a carpet and sat on it, it is a sign that their livelihood will be expansive/abundant (Rozi Farakh) and they will have a long life. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) New and Large Carpet: If a person sees a carpet that is clean, new, large, and spacious, it is a sign that their blessings and wealth will be abundant. This is especially true if the carpet is spread out. Selling or Gifting: If one sees that they sold their carpet or gifted it to someone, it is a sign that there will be a loss in their wealth. Burning: If one sees that their carpet burned, it is a sign that their livelihood will become constricted (Rozi Tang), and their condition will worsen. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a carpet in a dream, specifically if it is large and new, is interpreted in six ways: Honor and Rank (Izzat aur Martaba). Greatness and Elevation (Buzurgi aur Rifaat). Position/Office (Ohda). Wealth (Maal). Long Life (Umar Daraz). Praise commensurate with one's greatness (Tareef). Selling for a Price: However, if one sees that they accepted a price (money) for the carpet, the interpretation is the opposite of the above (meaning it is bad/negative).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbol of a Wife: Seeing a bed in a dream represents a woman (wife). The goodness or badness of the bed relates directly to the goodness or badness of the wife. Exchanging Beds: If one sees that they exchanged one bed for another or moved from one bed to another, it is a sign that they will marry a second wife and divorce the first. Change in Condition: If one sees that the condition of the bed has changed, it indicates that the condition/character of his wife will change. Selling or Rolling Up: If one sees that they sold their bed or rolled it up, it is a sign that they will divorce the wife, she will disappear/leave, or one of them will die. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Unknown Bed: If one sees themselves on an unknown bed, it is a sign of suffering a loss equivalent to the value of that bed. Unknown Cot (Charpai): If one sees their bed spread on an unknown cot and sits on it, it is a sign that they will attain greatness and profit and will overcome their enemy. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Authority and Comfort: A bed in a dream represents authority/rule (Walayat) and physical comfort. (Reference to the Quran: "Reclining on couches lined with silk brocade..."). Divorce and Return: If one sees that they threw the bed out of the house and then brought it back, it is a sign that they will give their wife a revocable divorce (Talaq-e-Raj'i) and then take her back. Multiple Beds: If one sees themselves lying on three or four beds, it is a sign that they will marry that number of women (or acquire slave girls). Bed in a Pit: If one sees their bed in a pit or hole and cannot take it out, it is a sign that their wife will get sick and will not recover from that grief. Soft vs. Wool Bed: A soft bed indicates a blessed year. A bed stuffed with wool (Pashm) indicates marrying a wealthy woman. Torn or Burnt: If the bed is torn or burnt, it is a sign that death is near, and the family will lack religion and modesty. Silk to Cotton: If a silk bed changes into a cotton one, it is a sign of getting rid of a bad woman and marrying a righteous one. Mouse Hole: If a mouse has made a hole in the bed, it is a sign that the wife will have an inappropriate relationship with someone, and the dreamer will accept this corruption. Suspended in Air: If the bed is suspended in the air, the dreamer will attain a high position and wealth. If it falls from the air to the ground, the wife will get sick but eventually recover. Hazrat Daniyal (A.S) Green Bed: Represents a pious and religious wife. Old vs. New: If an old bed becomes new, a bad-tempered wife will become good-natured. If a new bed becomes old, a good-natured wife will become bad-tempered. Color Changes: If a bed changes from Red to White or Yellow, it means the wife will incline from virtue to corruption. If the opposite happens, she will move from corruption to virtue. Pillows: Spreading a bed and placing a pillow indicates marrying a woman or acquiring servants. Seeing pillows lined up on the bed represents servants. (Quranic reference: "And cushions set in rows"). Unknown Place: Seeing a bed in an unknown place implies buying land and farming it, or receiving an inheritance. Sleeping on Bed: Sleeping on a bed signifies comfort and ease. Sleeping on a bed in the air signifies attaining rank and greatness due to one's wife. Torn or Burning: A torn bed indicates a corrupt/useless wife (or that she will die). A burning bed indicates divorcing the wife or her death. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a bed in a dream is interpreted in four ways: A Woman/Wife (Aurat). A Maid/Slave Girl (Kaneez). Authority/Rule (Walayat). Livelihood, Benefit, and Comfort (Ma'ishat, Manfa'at, Tan Asani).

Roasted Flour / Sattu (Past) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Eating Sattu: If a person sees that they are eating Sattu, it is a sign that they will suffer grief and sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh) equivalent to the amount eaten. Selling or Giving Away: If one sees that they gave Sattu to someone else or sold it, it is a sign that their grief and sorrow will be removed. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Throwing Away: If a person sees that they have Sattu but they threw it out of the house or gifted it to someone, and did not eat from it, it is a sign that they will find salvation and freedom from grief. Amaranth / Cockscomb Flower (Bostan Afroz) (Also known as Kokani, Kangha, or Jatadhari) Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Happiness in Religion: Seeing the Bostan Afroz flower in a dream represents happiness/joy (Shadi), specifically related to religious matters. Receiving: If one takes this flower or someone gives it to them, it is a proof of happiness and joy. Giving: If one gives this flower to someone else, it is a sign that they will make that person happy. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) In Season: Seeing this flower during its blooming season is a sign of leadership/status (Sardari). Merchant Woman: Some interpreters have stated that Bostan Afroz represents a merchant woman who is good-natured, wealthy, and beautiful. Planting: If a person sees that they are planting Bostan Afroz somewhere, it is a sign that they will be separated from the companionship of a merchant friend.

General Interpretation (Ibn Sirin) Symbol of a Daughter: In a dream, a breast represents a daughter. Whatever increase, decrease, goodness, or corruption is seen in the breast affects the daughters. Flowing Milk: If one sees milk flowing from the breast, it is a sign of blessings and abundant livelihood for the daughter, and acquiring lawful wealth. Flowing Blood: If blood flows instead of milk, it is a sign of acquiring unlawful (Haram) wealth. Sagging Breasts: If one sees the breasts hanging down more than usual, it is a sign that a daughter will be born. Milk in a Man's Breast: If a man sees milk gathered in his breast and he is unmarried, he will marry. If he is married, he will become wealthy. Milk in a Woman's Breast: If an old woman sees this, it is a sign of poverty. If a young woman sees this, it is a sign of a long life. If a young girl (child) sees this, it is a sign that she will die in childhood. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Sucking a Man's Breast: If a man sees that he is sucking another man's breast, it is a sign that he will get sick. However, if his wife is pregnant, she will give birth to a boy. Woman Drinking Milk: If a woman sees that she is drinking milk from a breast, it is a sign that her worldly affairs will become closed/halted. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Symbolism for Men vs. Women: For a man, the breast represents his wife. For a woman, the breast represents her daughter. Cut Breast: If a woman sees her breast cut off, her daughter will die. If a man sees his breast cut off, his wife will die. Extra Breast: If a woman sees that another breast has grown beneath her breast, it is a sign that she will give birth to a daughter. Enlarged Breasts (Man): If a man sees both his breasts have become large, it is a sign that his children's condition will improve, or he will marry off his daughter. Drinking Own Milk: If one sees they are drinking milk from both breasts, it is a sign of grief and blame (Malamat). Milk Flowing to Stomach: If one sees milk flowing from the breast onto the stomach/belly, it indicates a financial loss. Burnt Breast: If one sees that one of their breasts has been burnt by fire, it is a sign that their daughter will be involved in royal business/government work (which may bring trouble). Breasts All Over Body: If one sees that their whole body is covered in breasts: It indicates having many family members and children. If they have no children, it indicates increased wealth, but they will face blame from people. Hanging by Breasts: If a woman sees that she is hung by her breasts, it is a sign that she will give birth to an illegitimate child. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing breasts in a dream is interpreted in five ways: Young Children (Farzand-e-Khurd). Daughters (Dukhtaran). Servants (Khadiman). Friends (Dostan). Brothers (Bradaran).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) For Women: Seeing a bra in a dream is a sign of honor, rank, and success (Kamrani - success and fulfillment of wishes). For Men: For men, seeing this is a sign of receiving wounds from a whip (Zakhm-e-Taziyana) and facing grief and anxiety. New Bra (Women): If a woman sees that she has a new and fresh bra, it is a proof that she will attain honor, rank, and her desires. Possessing a Bra (Women): If a woman sees that she possesses a bra, it is a sign that she will receive wealth and blessings and will remain happy. Possessing a Bra (Men): If a man sees that he possesses or is wearing a bra, it is a sign that he will face disgrace and failure (Ruswai aur Na-muradi) among his peers/equals.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing the back in a dream represents virility/manliness, strength, refuge/shelter, and seeking support. Broken Back: If one sees that their waist/back is broken, it is a sign that the person who served as their support and refuge will depart from this world (die). Vertebrae: The vertebrae (Mohray) of the back represent the dreamer's children. Strong Back: If one sees that their back is hard and strong, it is a sign that their child will be physically strong, intelligent, and wise. Carrying a Load: If one sees that they are carrying something on their back, it is a sign that they will face toil/hardship coming from the people of a deceased person. Bent Back: If one sees that their back is bent or hunched, it is a sign that their condition will worsen. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Enemy's Back: Seeing the back of an enemy indicates safety from the enemy's evil (the enemy retreating). Woman's Back: Seeing the back of a woman is a sign of the world turning away (loss of worldly fortune). Hazrat Ismail Ash'ath (R.A) Brother: Seeing the back in a dream represents a brother. Broken Back: If one sees that their back is broken, it is a sign that their brother will die. Back Pain: If one sees that their back aches, it is a sign that they will receive grief and sorrow from a brother or an elder. Branding/Marking: If one sees that a brand/mark (Daagh) has been placed on their back for some reason, it is a sign of rectification/reform in their religion and worldly life. Leaning on a Wall: If one sees that they have rested their back against a wall, it is a sign that they will go on a journey and acquire wealth. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing the back in a dream is interpreted in twelve ways: Strength (Quwwat). Brotherhood/Kinship (Baradari). Friend (Dost). King/Ruler (Badshah). Minister (Wazir). Proof/Argument (Hujjat). Father (Baap). Brother (Bhai). Son/Boy (Larka). Wealth (Maal-o-Daulat). Giving Help/Support (Madad Dena). Grandfather (Dada). Additional Interpretations: For a Disbeliever: Seeing the back represents Faith (Iman). For a Sinner: It represents Repentance (Taubah). For a Hypocrite: It represents Sincerity (Ikhlas - spiritual purity).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Sitting on a Mound: If a person sees in a dream that they are sitting on a mound in a jungle or on a mountain, it is a sign that they will attain honor and rank (Sharaf-o-Martaba) from a great/elderly man. The extent of this honor will be equal to the [vastness of the] land surrounding it. Ownership of the Mound: If one sees that the mound is their property or their place, it is a sign that a great man will overcome/defeat them, take their wealth and blessings, and take up residence in their place. However, if one sees that only a part of that mound is their property, it is a sign that they will receive blessings and greatness proportionate to that part. Falling: If one sees that they fell down from the mound, or someone pushed them down, it is a sign that they will be disgraced by a great/elderly man and will suffer loss. Climbing with Difficulty: If one sees that they went up the mound with hardship and difficulty, it is a sign that grief and sorrow will reach them. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a mound (Pushta) in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Height/Elevation (Bulandi). Wealth (Maal). Strength/Power (Quwwat). Physical Robustness (Tanomandi).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Lawful Wealth: Seeing wool in a dream is, in every aspect, a sign of lawful wealth (Maal-e-Halal) and livelihood. Unspun Wool: Wool that is not spun/twisted is considered better and more excellent in interpretation. Acquiring Wool: If one sees that they possess wool, someone gave it to them, they bought it, or they took it to their place, it is a sign that they will receive wealth equivalent to that amount. Quranic Reference: As Allah Almighty says: "And from their wool, fur, and hair is furnishing and enjoyment for a time." (Surah An-Nahl, 16:80). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Wasting Wealth: If a person sees that they threw wool away from themselves, it is a sign that they will waste their wealth. Burning Wool: If one sees that they burned the wool, it is a sign that they will destroy their wealth. Wearing Wool: If one sees that they are wearing a garment of wool on their body, it is a sign that they will receive wealth from women. Woolen Bedding: If one sees that they bought wool or cotton cloth, or if they have a bed made of wool, it is a sign that they will marry a wealthy woman. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Camel Wool: Seeing camel wool in a dream represents wealth that will be received from a King (or government/authority). Inheritance: Some interpreters state that it represents wealth from an inheritance.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Symbolism: Seeing a mosquito in a dream represents a humiliated, wretched, and useless person who performs petty and degrading work. Fighting: If one sees that they are fighting with a mosquito, it is a sign that they will have a quarrel and dispute with a weak person. Swallowing: If one sees that they swallowed a mosquito, it is a sign that they will engage in work/dealings with a base/lowly person and will receive a small benefit from them. Biting/Swarming: If one sees many mosquitoes gathering on their body and biting, it is a sign that the dreamer will become the topic of common people's gossip and will suffer loss from them. In fact, they will cause harm and severe loss (because the mosquito sucks blood). Entering Ear/Nose: If a mosquito enters the ear or nose and causes pain, it is a sign that the dreamer will definitely receive grief and distress from a weak person. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Entering House: If a person sees that many mosquitoes have entered their house, it is a sign that they will face grief and sorrow. Overpowering: If one sees that mosquitoes gathered in their house and they overpowered/defeated them, it is a sign that they will gain victory over a weak enemy. Stuck in Nose: If one sees that a mosquito entered their nose and did not come out, it is a sign that they will be caught in hardship and calamity (Mehnat aur Bala).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Wealth and Blessings: Seeing a duck in a dream is a sign of wealth and blessings (Maal aur Naimat). This is especially true if one sees it in their own house or property; they will receive that amount of wealth. Calamity: If one sees that many ducks have gathered in their house or street and are making noise/speaking, it is a sign that calamity and disaster will befall that place. Talking Ducks: If one sees that the ducks are talking to them, it is a sign that the dreamer will travel due to a wealthy woman and will find honor and benefit in it. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) A Great Man: Seeing a duck in a dream represents a great/elderly man (Buzurg) from the household who possesses wealth and dignity (Hashmat). Receiving Benefit: If one sees that they obtained a duck, it is a sign that they will receive something from a man with these attributes. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) White Duck: Seeing a white duck represents wealth or a wealthy woman. Black Duck: Seeing a black duck represents a maid/slave girl (Kaneez). Killing and Eating: If one sees that they killed a duck and ate its meat, it is a sign that they will receive a woman's wealth through inheritance and will waste/squander it.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Blame and Evil: Seeing an armpit in a dream indicates blame/reproach (Malamat) and badness/evil that will reach the dreamer. Armpit Hair: Seeing armpit hair in a dream is a proof of attaining one's desires and overcoming the enemy. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Bad Smell: If a person sees (smells) a bad odor coming from their armpit, it is a proof that the dreamer will acquire unlawful (Haram) wealth. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Extreme Bad Smell: If a person sees that an extremely bad odor is coming from their armpit, it is a sign of acquiring unlawful wealth. Hand Under Armpit: If one sees that they place their hands under their armpit, it is a sign that they will overcome the enemy and acquire wealth. (Reference to the Quran: "And draw in your hand to your side; it will come out white..." - Surah Ta-Ha). Manliness: Some interpreters state that this action (hand under armpit) is a sign of acquiring virility/manliness (Muruwat-e-Mardi). Flawless Armpit: If one sees that there is no defect/flaw in their armpit, it is a sign of success (attaining desires) and dominance over the enemy. Smell and Difficulty: (Alternative view) If one smells a bad odor, it is a sign that they will receive wealth with difficulty. Sweat: If one sees sweat flowing from under the armpit, it is a sign of financial loss equivalent to the amount of sweat seen.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Effort and Livelihood: Working as a grocer (Baqali) in a dream signifies effort in one's affairs and acquiring things for livelihood (Ma'ishat). Worldly Business: If one sees that they are acting as a grocer, it is a sign that they will be occupied with worldly business and earning. They will acquire worldly goods (Mata-e-Dunya) in proportion to the stock/goods they possess in the dream. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Selling for Money: If one sees that they are selling grocery goods in exchange for money/coins (Rupiya Paisa), it is a sign of grief and sorrow. This is because, in dream interpretation, coins/money are often interpreted as grief and worry. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Working as a grocer in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Earning/Acquisition (Kasb). Obtaining Profit (Nafa). Grief and Sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh) — specifically if one sees that they are selling goods in exchange for money/coins.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Holding in Hand: If a person sees a slingshot (Balangini) in their hand in a dream, it is a sign that they will not receive help or strength from anyone. Soft Wood: If one sees that the slingshot is [made/fashioned] from soft wood, the interpretation is the opposite of the above (meaning they will receive help and strength).

General Interpretation Symbolism: Seeing sackcloth (Palas) in a dream represents a Reformer (Muslih), a Dervish, or a Pious person (Parsa) whose words and actions are religious and who is a trustworthy man. Wearing Sackcloth: If one sees that they are wearing sackcloth, it is a sign that they will have the opportunity to associate with a pious man and will receive goodness and benefit for the Hereafter from him. Possessing a Lot: If one sees that they possess a lot of sackcloth, it means they will obtain wealth and blessings equivalent to that amount. Lawful Wealth: Dream interpreters state that sackcloth represents lawful wealth (Maal-e-Halal). New Sackcloth (Possession): If one sees that they have new sackcloth, it is a sign that they will marry a pious and wealthy woman and will receive goodness and benefit from her. Buying New Sackcloth: If one sees that they bought new sackcloth, it is a sign that they will acquire a pious maid/servant and will receive goodness and benefit from her.

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Child or Servant: Seeing a nightingale in a dream represents a young child (Farzand-e-Khurd) or a slave/servant (Ghulam). Voice: Hearing its voice in a dream signifies pleasant speech and subtle/witty conversation (Sukhan-e-Latif). Flying Away: If one sees that the nightingale has flown away, it is a sign that their child or servant will be lost/wasted. Dying in Hand: If one sees that the nightingale died in their hand, it is a sign that their child or servant will die. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Many Nightingales: If a person sees that they possess many nightingales, it is a sign that they will buy that many slaves/servants. Killing and Meat: If one sees that they killed nightingales and obtained/bought their meat, it is a sign that they will receive many slaves/servants through inheritance.

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Maid/Slave Girl: Seeing a Bulbula (Ewer/Flask) in a dream represents a maidservant (Kaneez). Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Wife: Seeing a Bulbula in a dream represents the dreamer's wife. Acquiring: If one sees that they bought a Bulbula or someone gave it to them, it is a sign that they will buy a maidservant or get married. Drinking Water: If one sees that they are drinking water from that Bulbula, it is a sign that they will have intimacy with their wife. Breaking: If one sees that the Bulbula is broken, it is a sign that their wife or maidservant will die.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Spending on Friends: Seeing phlegm in a dream represents wealth that the dreamer will spend on friends. Spitting Randomly: If a person sees that they are spitting phlegm here and there (in random or dirty places), the interpretation is the opposite of the first (meaning they will waste wealth or spend it inappropriately). Spitting in a Clean Place: If one sees that they spat phlegm from their throat onto a clean/pure place, it is a sign that they will spend wealth in the correct/proper place. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) For a Sick Person: If a sick person sees that they have expelled phlegm, it is a sign that they will find cure and recovery from their illness. Black Phlegm: If one sees that they expelled black phlegm, it is a sign of grief and sorrow. Bloody Phlegm: If one sees that the phlegm is mixed with blood, it is a sign that there will be some loss of wealth. Inside the House: If one sees that they spat phlegm inside their own house, it is a sign that they will spend wealth on strangers/outsiders. In the Mosque: If one sees that they spat phlegm in a Mosque, it is a sign that they will spend wealth on strangers for the sake of righteousness/goodness (Salah).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Character: Seeing tree leaves in a dream indicates the dreamer's character and morals (Akhlaq) corresponding to the type of tree seen. This is especially true if seen during the proper season. Green Leaves: If one sees that they have taken a handful of green leaves from a tree, it is a sign that the dreamer is good-natured (Khush-khalq) and virtuous. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Fresh Leaves: If a person sees that they have taken fresh leaves from a tree, it is a sign that they will receive Dirhams (silver coins/wealth) equivalent to that amount. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Sweet Fruit Trees: Seeing the leaves of trees that bear sweet fruit is a sign of possessing good character. Sour Fruit Trees: Seeing the leaves of trees that bear sour fruit is a sign of possessing bad character. Non-Fruit Bearing Trees: Seeing the leaves of trees that do not bear fruit represents Dirhams and Dinars (gold and silver coins/money). Other Interpreters Fruit-Bearing Trees: Some interpreters state that seeing the leaves of fruit-bearing trees is generally a sign of receiving Dirhams and Dinars (wealth).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Strong Enemy: In a dream, a leopard represents a powerful and strong enemy. Fighting the Leopard: If a person sees that they are fighting with a leopard, it is a sign that they will quarrel with their enemy. Victory/Defeat: The outcome depends on the dream: If the leopard overcomes the dreamer, the enemy will overcome them. If the dreamer overcomes the leopard, they will be victorious over the enemy. Eating Meat: If one sees that they ate the meat of a leopard, it is a sign that they will get involved in wars and quarrels, but eventually, they will be victorious and attain honor and greatness (Sharaf-o-Buzurgi). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Riding: If one sees that they are sitting on a leopard, it is a sign that they will attain honor and rank and will defeat the enemy. Stalemate: If one sees that they are fighting with a leopard and neither overcomes the other, it is a sign that they will face great fear from the King/Ruler or suffer a severe illness, followed by recovery. Lion Eating Leopard: If one sees a Lion eating a Leopard, it is a sign that the dreamer will face fear from an enemy, but the result will be safety/peace. Skin, Bone, or Hair: If one sees that they took the leopard's skin, bone, or hair, or someone gave it to them, it is a sign that they will obtain wealth from the enemy equivalent to that amount. Killing: If one sees that they killed [the leopard], it is a sign that they will turn away from Islam and there will be no goodness for them. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing a leopard in a dream is interpreted in three ways: A Strong Enemy (Qawi Dushman). Obtaining Wealth from an Enemy (Dushman se Maal Pana). Fear of the King/Ruler (Badshah ka Khauf).

General Interpretation / Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Woman of Low Lineage: In a dream, crystal represents a woman of low origin or base lineage (Be-Asal). Possessing/Receiving: If one sees that they have crystal or someone gave it to them, it is a sign that they will marry a woman of low origin. Lost or Destroyed: If one sees that their crystal is lost or destroyed, it is a sign that they will divorce their wife, or their wife will disappear/leave on her own. Abundance: If a person sees that they possess a lot of crystal, it is a sign that they will acquire wealth through women. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Selling (Perforated vs. Solid): If a person sees that they are selling crystal, and some pieces have holes while others do not, it is a sign that they will act as a broker/matchmaker (Dalali) for widows (represented by crystal with holes) and virgin girls of low origin (represented by crystal without holes).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Lawful Livelihood: Seeing Oak (or Acorns) in a dream represents lawful livelihood (Rozi Halal), proportionate to how much of it is eaten. Piles in House: If a person sees piles of acorns in their house, it is a sign that they will acquire a lot of wealth and blessings during that year, provided they know that the acorns belong to them. In Others' Houses: If one sees the acorns in others' houses, it is a sign that people will entrust their wealth to the dreamer as a trust (Amanat). Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing Oak/Acorns in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Lawful Livelihood (Rozi Halal). Benefit/Profit (Manfa'at). Good Life/Livelihood (Naik Ma'ash).

Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Lit Wick: Seeing a lit/burning wick in a dream represents a Ruler or person of authority (Hakim). It indicates that people will gather around him and serve him. Unlit Wick: If the wick is not lit, the interpretation is the opposite of the former (meaning a loss of authority or lack of followers/service).

General Interpretation Beautiful Son: Seeing the Bina Gosh (earlobe) in a dream represents a handsome (Khush-ru) and blessed boy. Two Earlobes: Seeing two earlobes represents two boys. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Seeing the earlobe in a dream is interpreted in four ways: A Handsome Boy (Pisar-e-Khubru). Worth and Status/Rank (Qadr-o-Martaba). Soundness of Faith/Religion (Durusti-e-Deen). Benefit via the Child: Receiving benefit/profit (Manfa'at) on account of one's child.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Lawful Wealth: Seeing cotton in a dream represents lawful wealth (Maal-e-Halal) equivalent to the quantity seen. Cotton Seeds: Seeing cotton seeds (Banola) in a dream is also a sign of wealth and fortune that the dreamer will obtain easily, without grief or hard labor. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing cotton in a dream is interpreted in three ways: Lawful Wealth (Maal-e-Halal). Benefit/Profit (Manfa'at). Covering/Concealment (Satar or Parda — implying covering oneself or modesty).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Quarrelsome Person: Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) stated that in a dream, a cotton seed represents a quarrelsome and absurd/vain person (Be-huda Shakhs).

Hazrat Danyal (A.S.) Man of Rank: Seeing a sparrow in a dream represents a man of worth and rank, regardless of whether he is pious or not. Trapping: If one sees that they caught a sparrow using a net/trap (Daam) or trickery, it means they will use deceit and trickery against a person of no worth and will overcome him. Catching: If one sees that they caught a sparrow (by hand), it is a sign that a worthy woman will prevail over him (or he will be successful with her). Eating Meat: If one sees that they ate the sparrow's meat, it is a sign that they will obtain wealth from that man (represented by the bird) proportionate to the amount of meat eaten. Removing from Nest: If one sees that they took the sparrow out of its nest, it is a sign that they will face grief and reproach (Ranj-o-Malamat). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A.) & Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A.) Teacher of Children: Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani reports that Hazrat Ibn Sirin stated: If one sees that they hunted sparrow chicks, broke their necks, and put them in a sack/bag, it is a sign that the dreamer will become a teacher of children and will inflict physical punishment on them (symbolized by breaking necks/putting in a bag). Red Sparrow: Hunting a Red Sparrow indicates marrying a beautiful woman or buying a beautiful maidservant. Yellow Sparrow: Catching a Yellow Sparrow indicates marrying a sickly or pale woman. Blind Sparrow: Seeing a blind sparrow implies showing affection to a bad and greedy person. Financial Value: Interpreters state that finding a sparrow brings different values of wealth: For a Dervish/Poor person: Gain of 6 Dirhams. For a Wealthy person: Gain of 6,000 Dirhams. Nest: Seeing a sparrow's nest is a sign of goodness, softness, and peace. Chicks out of House: If one sees that they took sparrow chicks out of the house, it indicates having both legitimate and illegitimate children. Sound: Hearing the sound of a sparrow implies hearing astonishing/surprising things. Some interpreters say the sound represents Tasbeeh (glorification of God). Leadership: Obtaining many sparrows is a sign of becoming a leader of a group/tribe and acquiring a lot of wealth. Additional Points by Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A.) One vs. Many: Seeing one sparrow represents a son. Seeing many sparrows chirping/speaking means the dreamer will have to deal with noisy/quarrelsome people. Gifted Sparrow: If someone gifts a sparrow to the dreamer, they will receive wealth equivalent to that. Killing/Dying: If one kills a sparrow or it dies in their hand, it is a sign of loss, or that their child will die. Taking a Nest: If one takes a sparrow's nest, it is a sign that their child will be born in the jungle/wilderness and will have a large/strong body. Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S.) Seeing a sparrow in a dream is interpreted in nine ways: King/Ruler (Badshah). Wealth (Maal). A Man of Rank/Elder (Mard-o-Buzurg). Beautiful Servant/Slave (Khubsurat Ghulam). Judge (Qazi). Merchant (Saudagar). Robber (Dakoo). Quarrelsome Person (Jhagralu Aadmi). A person greedy for intimacy (Jima' ke liye harees shakhs).

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Good Advice: If a person sees in a dream that they are giving advice to a virtuous person regarding matters of faith (Deen) and the salvation of the Hereafter, it is a glad tiding. It signifies goodness and prosperity in both this world and the religion. Bad Advice: If the dream is contrary to this (giving advice that leads away from faith), it is a sign of corruption and destruction in one's religious and worldly life. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Righteous Counsel: Giving advice in a dream that aims to reform someone’s faith is an excellent sign. Such an advisor represents a distinguished Angel (Farishta-e-Muqarrab) who is granting the dreamer tidings of upcoming blessings, for which the dreamer should offer gratitude (Shukr). Corrupt Advice: An advisor who gives counsel that leads to the corruption of faith represents the Accursed Satan (Shaitan-e-Rajeem). This advisor brings news of ruin and destruction. Remedy: In such a case (receiving or giving bad advice), one should repent (Tauba) and turn towards Almighty Allah so that He may protect them from evil and corruption and grant salvation from His punishment.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) Leg-Irons (Beri): Seeing shackles on the feet in a dream is a sign of flaws in one's faith; such a person makes false claims about being a Muslim and is a miser (Bakhil) from whom no one benefits. Handcuffs for a Pious Person: Some interpreters state that if a righteous person sees handcuffs on their hands, it means they will refrain from evil and inappropriate actions. Wooden Bounds: If the shackles are made of wood, the hardships or interpretations mentioned above will be less severe and easier to bear. Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Wooden Neck Shackle: If one sees a wooden shackle around their neck, it means they hold a trust (Amanat) which they have not yet fulfilled. Wooden Leg Shackle: This signifies being hindered from the worship of Allah. However, if the dreamer is traveling, it means they will return safely. Silver Shackle: If seen around the neck, it signifies grief and hardship caused by a woman. Gold Shackle: Signifies that one's grief and hardship will be caused by wealth. Copper Shackle: Signifies that the cause of grief will be related to one's profession or livelihood. Breaking the Shackle: If one breaks the shackle, it signifies a flaw in their faith, especially if it was a hand shackle. Removal: If someone removes the leg-shackles from the dreamer, it means they will be freed from the service of a King/Ruler. Companionship: Seeing shackles on the feet can also mean keeping the company of a hypocrite (Munafiq). Tied with Rope: If tied with a rope, it signifies receiving benefit from someone. Hazrat Danyal (A.S) For a Ruler/Amir: If a ruler sees his feet in shackles, he will travel away from his province and stay there. If both feet are shackled, it signifies he will gain governance (Wilayat). Four Shackles: Represents having four sons. Freedom: Removing the shackles signifies salvation from sorrows. Benefits: If a ruler is in chains and shackles, he will receive benefit from Christians. Others say his tasks will become easy. Materials: * Silver: Marriage or falling in love with a woman. Gold: A journey or falling ill. Iron: A long-distance journey. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) Steadfastness in Faith: Being bound in a dream is a sign of firmness in religion. He cites the Hadith of the Holy Prophet (PBUH): "I like shackles [on the feet] in a dream but I do not like the yoke [around the neck], for shackles represent steadfastness in religion." Hazrat Jafar Sadiq (A.S) Seeing shackles in a dream is interpreted in four ways: Disbelief (Kufr). Hypocrisy (Nifaq). Miserliness (Bukhl). Refraining from sins committed by the hands. Note: Some interpreters state that seeing hands bound signifies that a tyrant king's hand will be stopped from oppression.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) A Minor Slave Reaching Puberty: If one sees a young (minor) slave in a dream and perceives that the slave has reached adulthood/puberty, it is a sign that the slave will be set free. Freeing a Slave: If a master sees in a dream that he has freed his slave, it is a sign that the master will soon depart from this world (pass away). Slave Selling the Master: If a slave dreams that he has sold his master, it is a sign that the slave will become needy, poor, and sorrowful. Master Selling the Slave: If a master dreams that he has sold his slave, it is a sign that the master will be happy and joyful.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin (R.A) In Season: Seeing violets in a dream during their natural season is a sign that the dreamer will receive something from a woman or a maidservant, or that a son will be born to him. Plucked/Separated: If one sees the violet separated from its plant/tree, it is a sign that the person will suffer grief and sorrow (Gham-o-Andoh). Hazrat Ibrahim Kirmani (R.A) Wife Giving to Husband: If a woman dreams that she plucked a violet and gave it to her husband, it is a sign that the husband will divorce her. Receiving a Bouquet: If one sees that someone has given them a bouquet/bunch of violets, it is a sign that a separation (Judai) will occur between them. Hazrat Jabir Maghribi (R.A) The Violet Plant: Seeing a violet plant/tree in a dream represents a maidservant who has a bad temperament and is uncongenial (Nasazgar / incompatible).