Torah توراة

Whoever sees in his dream that he is reciting the Torah without knowing it is a man who follows the doctrine of the Qadariyya [deniers of predestination].

Whoever sees that he has a Torah with him: if he is a Muslim king, he will conquer one of the lands of his enemies or make peace with them on his own terms; if he is a scholar, he will increase in knowledge, or introduce innovation into what he knows, or incline toward the doctrine of the people of whims. Seeing the Torah may indicate meeting an absent person or finding what was lost. The book may indicate one of its own people [Jews]. If the dreamer is unmarried, he will marry someone outside his religion. His journeys may increase, because the Torah is made up of "books" [asfar, which also means "journeys"]. If his wife is pregnant, she will bear a child about whom there is doubt; and the same ruling applies to other books besides it. He may marry a woman without a guardian, or associate with someone who corrupts his religion along with him. Seeing books and scriptures other than the Mighty Book [the Quran] in a dream indicates might for those in charge of affairs. Seeing the Torah and the Gospel indicates seeing the Prophet, God bless him and grant him peace, even if only in a dream. Seeing the Torah and the Gospel indicates tailoring [or: betrayal], breaking covenants, and taking legal concessions. Seeing the Torah in a dream indicates wisdom, knowledge and guidance. Whoever has a pregnant wife and sees the Torah in his hand, his wife will give birth to a girl, because its name is feminine.