Search Key: Infringement
Infringement
(Encroachment; Transgression) To infringe upon someone’s rights,
or to slander him, or to insult him in a dream means losing to him, unless if there
is a legitimate reason, or a legal point for trespassing. If someone infringes upon
your rights in any way in a dream, it means that your ultimate victory over him
is sure. Infringement in a dream also means prosperity and success in this
world, though the end results may not be as positive as the beginning. (Also see
Cursing; Injustice; Insulting)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Cursing
(Damn; Profanity) Cursing one’s wife in a dream means perjury and
yielding to sin, or suspicion about the legality of one’s marriage, or having
apprehensions about the legitimacy of one’s earnings. Cursing in a dream also
signifies banishment, dismissal from office, expulsion, exile or pushing someone
away or distancing him. Cursing someone in a dream also means losing to him
in wakefulness. (Also see Infringement)
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Injustice
(Infringement; Oppression; Transgression) If strong men, or if the
people in authority are unjust in a dream, it denotes a time of wars and
destruction. If injustice is practiced by people of knowledge, or religious scholars
in a dream then it denotes God’s forgiveness for one’s sins. Seeing an unjust
person in a dream means poverty. If one sees himself confessing to being unjust
in a dream, it means that he will repent for his sin. If one sees an oppressed
person invoking a curse upon him in a dream, it means that he should await a
painful punishment from God Almighty. The oppressed in a dream will always
triumph over the oppressor. If one sees his oppressor cursing him in a dream,
it means glad tidings, for the oppressor is always a loser. (Also see Darkness)
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Encroachment
(See Infringement)
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Transgression
(See Infringement; Injustice)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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