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Probe
(See Court; Digging up the past)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Digging up the past
(Affront; Attract attention; Criticize; Excavate; Probe;
Sideswipe; Stir up) Digging up the past in a dream means an argument or
exposing one’s dirty laundry, blocking the road, earning unlawful money, or it
could mean excavating hidden valuables, reviving past knowledge or discover¬
ing a treasure. D igging up the past and not confronting anyone with it in a dream
means relief from distress or receiving glad tidings. (Also see Court)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Reckoning
(Day of Reckoning; Doomsday; Resurrection) Seeing the reckoning of
a deceased person in a dream denotes his sufferings in the hereafter. If a
traveller is asked to account for his travel expenses, and if he is treated with
kindness during the reading of his report in the dream, it means profits from
his journey and a safe return to his homeland. If one reckons himself in a dream,
it means that he will repent for his sins. If one is brought for judgment on the
day of reckoning, and if his questioning is made easy in the dream, it means that
God has blessed him to marry a pious wife who has love and compassion for him,
and who cares about his interests. If his questioning is strict and detailed in the
dream, it means that he will incur losses. If a person sees himself questioned,
probed and investigated in a court by people he does not recognize in the dream,
it means that he has strayed into innovation, and that he will remain accountable
for his actions. If he sees them well dressed and fragrant, congratulating him
and greeting him with the salutation of peace: “As-Salamu Alaikum", then it
is an indication of his righteousness and good deeds. (Also see Intercession; Reading;
Resurrection)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Court
If one is investigated or probed in a court by people he does not know in a
dream, it means that he has strayed into innovation and will remain account¬
able for his deeds. (Also see Digging up the past)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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