In a dream it signifies the scattering of the family and their death. The ruin of a city signifies the death of its king or his injustice, and the death of the king signifies the ruin of the city.
Whoever sees himself in a ruin will be tried by people he cannot cope with.
Whoever sees that a city was ruined by earthquakes or otherwise will sentence someone to death, or the standing of noble people will be diminished.
Whoever sees a flourishing village ruined and its farms abandoned, it is error or disobedience on the part of its owners; if he sees it flourishing, it is the soundness of its people's religion.
Whoever sees the world ruined, its farms and dwellings, and sees himself in a ruin while having a fine appearance of clothing and mount, it is worldly gain he will obtain in error.
Whoever sees the walls of the house destroyed by a flood, it is the death of his wife.
Whoever sees that his house fell on him and there was dust, it is measles; the roof falling on him may be a calamity.
Whoever sees a ruin returned to sound habitation, that is the soundness of its owner's religion and his return from error to guidance.
Whoever sees something of his house, palace or room falling inward, and he has someone absent, that person will come back to him. If he has something for which suitors may ask, someone will ask him for his daughter, his sister or another in marriage. If the wind demolishes a house, it is death in that place at the hands of an unjust ruler.
Whoever sees that he is demolishing an old house or building will be struck by worry and evil.
Whoever sees that his house, or part of it, collapsed on him, a person in it will die, or its owner will be struck by a great calamity or a hideous event. If a woman sees that the roof of her house collapsed, it is the death of her husband.
Whoever sees a place of habitation ruined or collapsed, they are calamities that will occur in that place.
Whoever sees that the column of his house broke or collapsed, he or one of his family dear to him will die. Likewise every breaking or demolishing of a house or wall is a calamity. If a ruler sees that his house collapsed, that is his dismissal in any case.