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Dream meaning · al-Nabulsi

A person's leg (and foot) رجل الإنسان

In a dream: a man's standing is upheld by his two legs, so whatever happens to them is interpreted in his wealth or in what he relies on to keep himself upright. The leg is his wealth, his movement in good times and hard times, his chief and his mainstay. If he sees that his legs rose up to the sky and separated from him, his father will die. If he sees that they turned green, he will suffer a setback in his wealth. If he sees that he walks barefoot, he will meet with toil and fatigue, because fatigue settles in the legs; and if he is barefoot, that is a lightening (of his burden).

(Whoever sees) that he eats a person [the text here appears corrupted in the source] will attain nearness and a means of approach to God Almighty; his affairs will succeed and all his needs in matters of his religion and his worldly life will be fulfilled.

(Whoever sees) that his legs are burning, what he owns will be exchanged and changed.

(Whoever sees) that he has many legs, it is good and benefit for the traveler; for one fit for leadership, attaining leadership or kingship; for sailors, a voyage with much profit; for the poor, finding good things they had not hoped for; for the rich, sickness and illness; for one with weak eyesight, loss (of sight); and for wicked people, imprisonment, grief and blame.

(Whoever sees) that one of his legs has turned to stone, it will wither and be of no use to him.

(Whoever sees) that he trampled a king with his feet will find, while walking, a gold coin bearing the king's image underfoot. (Whoever sees) that his leg was cut off [loses] half his wealth. The two legs are the parents, and the leg is the man's people. Whoever's leg becomes straight, or whoever's toes become many, will attain might, power and strength.

(Whoever sees) that his legs were cut off, his wealth and livelihood will go, and it may indicate his death.

(Whoever sees) that his leg broke, let him not approach the ruler for some days, let him leave his town and ask God for well-being. It is also said: if he is sick, it is his death.

(Whoever sees) one of his legs longer than the other will travel and receive help; if he is rich he will fall ill, because the rich man needs someone to walk about in his affairs for him. For a king, the leg indicates his men: if a king sees that he cut off the leg of another king, he will take slaves from among that king's men.

(Whoever sees) that he has four legs: if he is poor he will travel and receive help; if he is rich he will fall ill, since the rich man needs someone to walk about in his affairs. It may indicate his long life and old age, or that he will ride the beasts of the earth; and for a sick person it indicates death.

(Whoever sees) that he walks on one leg, it indicates the loss of half his wealth, or half his life, or half his affair.

(Whoever sees) that he walks on three legs will not die until he walks with a cane, either because of old age and long life or because of an ailment that befalls him. A judge or governor who sees that he has many legs to walk on will be dismissed and will only move through agents.

(Whoever sees) his legs made of iron, it indicates long life and a good condition in his livelihood and wealth. If he sees them of glass, it indicates a short life and weak capacity. If he sees them of gold (dhahab), he will run about with them over something of his wealth that has gone (dhahaba) from him, through a fine or otherwise. If he sees them of silver, he will run about with them chasing women. If he sees them of copper, he will run about with them into bankruptcy. If he sees them of lead, it indicates numbness or paralysis befalling him, unless there is something in the dream indicating good, in which case he will strive with them toward what pleases God Almighty, or stand on them in the path of God Almighty. If he sees that the flesh of his legs has gone, it indicates his old age. The toes indicate deeds of righteousness.

(Whoever sees) that his legs hurt has striven in evil deeds and punishment has come upon him. It is also said: whoever's leg hurts will move (from where he is).

Source: al-Nabulsi, Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam, p. 128. English translation by iDreamBot. Quran verses: Quran.com, Saheeh International.

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