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Money pouch
(See Wallet)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Bowl
(Cup; Plate; Tray) In a dream, a bowl represents man’s money pouch or what
his wife would like to receive from him. If one sees himself receiving a bowl filled
with sweets in a dream, it means receiving abundance of love from one’s beloved.
If the bowl is filled with sour food or some green raw vegetables in the dream,
it means that animosity will develop on the part of his beloved, and it will
provoke despise and fighting between husband and wife. Seeing a bowl in a
dream also means increase in one’s earnings. A bowl also represents a servant,
a child, a daughter, a nanny, or a handmaiden. Licking a bowl in a dream
represents one’s earnings, and it could mean that he has consumed his lot in this
life, or that he has reached the term of his life in this world. If one sees a large
number of people gathering around a bowl to eat from it in a dream, it means
a reunion of his clan, or it could represent the place of his dwelling. If they are
people of true actions, it means that they will become friendly with him. If one
urinates in a bowl or in ajar in a dream, it means that he will sexually abuse
members of his own family. Abowl in a dream also represents one’s beloveds and
its contents represent one’s love. Holding a bowl in a dream means a reunion
with one’s beloved. (Also see Pot; Wooden bowl)
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Bottle
(Glass bottle; Water skin) In a dream, a bottle represents a money pouch,
knowledge, a womb, or a despicable person. Seeing or carrying a bottle of honey
in a dream means learning a trick from a loathsome person. Seeing or carrying
a bottle of fuel in a dream means earning unlawful money through an evil
person. Blowing into a bottle in a dream denotes having a son. The same
interpretation is given for blowing air or inflating any sack or a balloon. Seeing
a bottle of water in a dream may denote a wife, a husband, a host, a merchant,
or a pregnant woman. (Also see Glass bottle)
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Hostel
(Inn; Hotel; Lodge; Pub) In a dream, a hostel represents fornication,
adultery, temporary marriage for pleasure, renting a space, renting tools or
machinery, leasing an area for storage, or renting a garment. If a sick person
rents a room in a hostel or an inn on the highway in a dream, it means his death,
or it could mean that he will recover from an illness, or dispel anxiety, or take
residence in a new country, or it could mean marriage after being single for a
long time, or buying a vehicle, finding a money pouch, or something one can sell
to help him during his financial crises. A married person resting in a hostel in
a dream means that he will beget a son who when he grows will help his father
in his trade and bring him happiness and comfort. If one’s child is disobedient,
or recalcitrant, it means that he will repent and come back to live under his
father or mother. If a heedless person sees a hostel in a dream, it means that
he will find guidance and return to walk on God’s path. (Also see Hotel)
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Wallet
(Money bag; Money belt; Money pouch; Purse) A wallet in a dream means
getting married or begetting a son. A wallet in a dream also represents money
placed in a wallet, or it could represent a key. If one’s wallet falls in a sea or in
a river, it means loss of one’s capital at the hand of people in authority. If it falls
into a fire, it means losing one’s money to a greedy, envious and an unjust
person. It is also said that one’s wallet in a dream could represent his body. If
one’s wallet is taken away from him in a dream, it means his death. Carrying
a money belt in a dream means having knowledge one has earned in the first
half of his life. If it contains some change only in the dream, it means that one
has to pursue the path of knowledge and further his studies.
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Sources:The dream interpretations presented on this website are primarily based on the renowned works of Imam Ibn Sirin (رحمه الله). Additional insights are derived from authentic Islamic sources, including references to the Qur'an, Sunnah, and scholarly consensus among early Islamic dream interpreters.While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of the content, we encourage readers to consult qualified Islamic scholars for deeper understanding or in matters requiring religious rulings.
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