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Needle
A needle in a dream represents a wife for a bachelor, though for a poor
person it means satisfaction. To hold a needle in a dream means to correct
oneself. If the needle is threaded in the dream, it means finding a way to improve
one’s life. A broken needle in a dream means difficulties and trials. If one’s
needle is stolen in a dream, it means that one’s unfavorable conditions may last.
(Also see Sacking needle)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Sacking needle
(Needle; Upholsterer’s needle) A sacking needle in a dream
represents a woman, because of its threading hole. Holding a sacking needle in
a dream means travels, or if one’s wife is pregnant, it means that she will beget
twin girls.
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Upholsterer’s needle
(See Sacking needle)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Oak tree
(Evergreen) An oak tree in a dream represents profits, prosperity, honor,
or associating with heedless people who live in the mountains, or perhaps it could
mean visiting righteous people, ascetics and renunciates who live in the wilderness
or in uninhabited ruins. An oak tree in a dream also may mean homosexuality
or sodomy. An evergreen tree in a dream represents the element of longevity and
strength, but it could also imply slavery because of its needles. (Also see Oak; Tree)
Oak: Oak in a dream represents a difficult person who loves to hoard money, or it
could represent a great shaikh, or a rich person. (Also see Oak tree; Tree)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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