Search Key: Rupture of relations
Rupture of relations
(Breach; Break; Enmity; Rift; Cutting off) Enmity among
relatives and rupture of relations in a dream means straying away from God’s
path, heedlessness, paying a penalty, or it could mean suffering from being
exiled as a punishment. (Also see Enmity)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Cutting off
(Amputation; Beheading; Cutting; Decapitation; Scission; Chopping
off; Severing) Cutting off one’s hand in a dream signifies failure to perform one’s
obligatory prayers or being devoid of any need or an income that eliminates the
need to ask others for anything, or it could mean repentance from sin. If one’s
hand and heels are cut off in a dream, it means corruption in one’s religious life
or forsaking the spiritual circles, or it could mean being barren or being freed
from the duty to raise children. Cutting off one’s nose or ear in a dream means
a punishment for a crime, or it could mean poverty or missing someone’s news.
Cutting off one’s tongue in a dream means invalidating one’s argument or proof,
or it could mean preventing him from asking for anything. If one sees himself
dismembered in a dream, then it means that he will undertake extensive
travels, or that members of his family will disperse into different locations, or
it could mean severing one’s blood ties or paying a penalty. (Also see Beheading;
Rupture of relations)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Enmity
(Conflict; Discord; Rupture; Spitefulness) To show enmity toward some¬
one in a dream means desiring to remain in his company, showing him
friendliness, then divulging his secrets or exposing his feelings. To face someone’s
animosity in a dream, means becoming friendly with him, for enmity means
uncovering what is hidden. (Also see Enemy; Rupture of relations)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Breach
(See Rupture of relations)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Break
(See Rupture of relations)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Rift
(See Rupture of relations)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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