Entering a house and other places دخول الدار وغيرها

Whoever sees in a dream that he entered a man's house will overcome him in his worldly affairs.

Whoever sees that he entered the house of the imam [ruler], settled in it and was at ease, will enter into his private affairs. The entry of a just imam into a place is the descent of blessing and justice upon it; if he is an unjust imam, it is corruption and calamities; if he is accustomed to entering that place, it does it no harm.

Whoever sees that he entered Paradise will enter it, God willing; that is good tidings to him of it, for the good he has sent ahead for himself or will send ahead.

Whoever sees that he entered Hell and then came out of it, that is seen by people of sins and major sins, and it is a warning to him to repent and return. It is said that whoever enters Hell, whether unbeliever or believer, will be struck by fever, become poor and be imprisoned; if he is a market trader, he will commit a major sin or mix with unbelievers and the dissolute. It is said that entering Paradise, for a pilgrim, signifies that he will complete his pilgrimage and reach the Kaaba; if he is an unbeliever, he will embrace Islam; if he is a sick believer, he will die of his illness; if he is a sick unbeliever, he will recover from his illness; if he is unmarried, he will marry; if he is poor, he will become rich; and he may receive an inheritance. Whoever enters a house whose building, soil, location and people are unknown, standing apart from other houses — especially if he sees in it dead people whom he knows — it is the abode of the Hereafter, and he will die; if he enters it and comes out of it, he will come close to death and then be saved.

Whoever sees himself in the abode of the Hereafter: if he is sick, he will reach it safe and sound from trials and their evil; if he is not sick, it is good tidings according to his deeds — pilgrimage, jihad, asceticism, worship, knowledge, charity, maintaining kinship, or patience in calamity.

Whoever sees that he is entering the Hereafter and seeing what is in it: for one whose deeds are good and who acts with knowledge and ability, the dream [is good]; and it signifies idleness and harm. For one who is fearful, worried or grieved, his fear, grief and worry will go. For ordinary people it signifies travel and leaving one's homeland.

Whoever sees that he returned from the Hereafter after entering it will return from exile to his land; if he stays away, it signifies that he will remain in exile. Entering Mecca in a dream is repentance for a sinner, Islam for an unbeliever, and a wife for an unmarried man. If the dreamer is a litigant, it signifies his victory in his dispute. Entering Mecca signifies safety from fear. Whoever enters the Station of Abraham, peace be upon him, if he is afraid, will be safe. Entering the Station may signify taking on a lofty position such as kingship, or undertaking to teach knowledge, or inheriting from his father or mother. Entering the House [the Kaaba] and the Sacred Mosque signifies, for one engaged to be married, bringing a splendid bride into his house. Entering the Sacred Mosque signifies safety from fear and the fulfillment of a promise. Entering the market is striving to seek provision; entering the house is the intention to marry; entering the mosque is seeking release from sins; and entering a church is corruption of religion.