Search Key: Hash
Hash
(See Mincemeat)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Hashish
(See Intoxicants)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Intoxicants
(Alcohol; Beer; Brewery; Cocaine; Drugs; Hashish; Injection; Inebriant;
Marijuana; Opium; Sedatives; Spirits; Wine) In a dream, all intoxicants signify
suspicions, apprehension and doubt about one’s resources, or the lawfulness of
his earnings, the legitimacy of his children, or the religious legality of his
marriage. Drinking alcohol in a dream means losing a fight. Using drugs or
intoxicants in a contemptible way in a dream signifies apostasy, loss of honor,
negation of the truth, corruption of one’s wife, or it could mean profanity. This
is because the raw material and herbs used in the preparation of such drugs and
herbs are sacred in their intrinsic state. Once mixed and taken to induce
inebriety in a dream, they will produce the reverse effects. (Also see Drunk¬
enness; Marijuana)
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Mincemeat
(Hash) Mincemeat in a dream represents what follows in the food
preparation process. First it is minced, then mixed with other ingredients,
where its identity changes, then it becomes a dish with a different taste. For an
unmarried person, minced meat in a dream means marriage and children, and
for a pregnant woman, it means a boy. Minced meat in a dream also means
merging of capitals, establishing a business partnership and the advantages
that come from a stronger corporation.
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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