Cloth merchant (draper) بزاز

In a dream he is a man of great importance who has fine works and much kindness among people, guiding them to right conduct in matters of religion and worldly life; and that is what is attributed to him in interpretation, as long as he does not take dirhams or dinars in exchange for selling his cloth. If he takes the price in dirhams, that work and kindness is showing off, and he speaks words that cause his reward to be lost. If he takes the price in dinars, he does a kindness and does something hateful, because the buyer is compelled [to pay] the dirhams and dinars. [The source has a garbled phrase here, "and he said and it is said."] Weighing [money] is a bribe and a fine. Seeing a cloth merchant indicates provision and wealth after poverty; and if the dreamer is unmarried, he will marry.