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Record keeper
(Accountant; Calculator; Drawing board; Gambler; Inscription
tablet; Speculator) A calculator in a dream represents a painter or a photographer.
If one sees himself as a calculator, an accountant, or a record keeper in a dream,
it means that he might become a secretary, a writer, a stockbroker, a jobber, a
dealer, a speculator, an operator, a bookmaker, a bookie, or an operator of a
gambling table. (Also see Abacus)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Scribes
(Angels; Record keepers) If a pious person sees the recording angels in
a dream, it means glad tidings, prosperity, happiness and joy in this world and
in the hereafter. If an ungodly person sees them in a dream, it means that he
should correct his life and seek the company of pious and good people. (Also see
Record keepers)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Abacus
(Calculator) In a dream, an abacus represents social order, conformity
and uprightness. Seeing an abacus in a dream also reflects one’s own state and
conduct. If the frame and beads are in a good condition, operate smoothly and
smell fragrant in the dream, the abacus then denotes one’s uprightness and good
conduct. If they look dirty, greasy and rough to handle in the dream, then they
denote the ill management of one’s life or business. If one sees an abacus in such
a condition in his dream, it may also represent unsanitary food preparation, a
greasy spoon restaurant, or it could mean abating the declared weight or value
of a merchandise. An abacus in a dream also may represent a well behaved child,
a student, a teacher, or a judge. If one turns into an abacus in a dream, it means
an illness or a calamity. An abacus in a dream also means that one’s patience,
contentment and trust in God Almighty will reserve him a generous reward.
(Also see Record keepers)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Heedful angels
(See Record keepers)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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