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Dream meaning · al-Nabulsi

Nosebleed رعاف

In a dream it is unlawful money that the one with the nosebleed obtains, if [the blood] flows copiously and thin.

Whoever sees that his nose bled and in his mind the bleeding was benefiting him will receive good from his chief by which he will grow wealthy, enjoy himself and protect himself. If in his mind it was harming him, he will receive good from his chief that will be a burden on him, and he will get it after harm. If he himself is the chief, he will see good in his body in proportion to the strength or weakness he saw and the amount of blood. If one or two drops bled, it is a benefit. If a pound or two bled and in his mind it was beneficial for his body — for health of the body is health of the religion — he will become free of sin and his religion will be sound. If in his mind it harmed his body, then harm to the body is harm to the religion, or he will earn a sin that harms his religion. If his strength left him after the blood came out, he will become poor, because weakness is poverty; if he grew stronger, he will become rich, because strength is a man's wealth. If his clothes were stained with his blood, he will obtain from that some disliked money and a sin; if they were not stained, its owner will rid himself of a sin, or come out of a sin. If he sees the nosebleed dripping in the road, he will pay the obligatory alms and give them in charity by the roadside. If he sees that his nose bled, he will come out of a sin; and if an unjust ruler sees that, he will come out of a sin.

Whoever sees his nose bleeding will obtain a treasure and great wealth. It is said a nosebleed is good coming to you from your chief. It is said a nosebleed signifies worry and trouble from where one does not expect. If the dreamer feels relief from it, his nosebleed signifies affluence and clothing, or fame. It is said a nosebleed is finding a treasure.

Source: al-Nabulsi, Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam, p. 131. English translation by iDreamBot. Quran verses: Quran.com, Saheeh International.

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