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Dream meaning · al-Nabulsi

Shop حانوت

In a dream it is a man's wife, his child, his death and his life, his wealth, his prestige, his slave girl, his riding animal and his secret. If his shop collapses in a dream, he will divorce his wife, or part from his child, or die if he is sick, or lose his wealth, or sell his slave girl or she will die, or his riding animal will perish, or his secret will come out.

(If he sees) his shop new, beautiful or sweet-smelling: if he is unmarried, he will marry a righteous woman or be granted a child; if he is sick, he will recover from his illness and his life will be prolonged. His standing may rise and his prestige broaden, or he may buy a beautiful slave girl or a fine riding animal, or his secret may be kept for him. The shop may indicate the father and the mother, because they were the cause of his existence, his nourishment and his benefit. It may indicate his knowledge, his fortune and his voice. Whatever happens to his shop by way of increase or decrease, renewal, demolition or change of location comes back upon whoever the shop represents.

(Whoever sees) that he sat in a shop will gain good.

(Whoever sees) that his shop collapsed: if his father, mother or wife is sick, that person will die; otherwise his affair will become difficult and his market will stagnate. The shop is a man's livelihood, and his marriage to a woman to whom he goes.

(Whoever sees) that he is sweeping his shop will move out of it.

(If he sees) the doors of the shops closed, their owners will suffer stagnation in their goods and a closing-off of their trade.

(If he sees) their doors blocked up, they will die and their remembrance will vanish.

(If he sees) them open, the doors of trade will be opened for them.

Source: al-Nabulsi, Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam, p. 84. English translation by iDreamBot. Quran verses: Quran.com, Saheeh International.

Dream interpretation is a tradition of reflection, not a prediction of the future, and not a religious ruling. For personal guidance, please ask a qualified scholar.