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Slaughterhouse
(Abattoir) A slaughterhouse in a dream represents loss of lives,
the return of souls to their Lord, bloodshed, skinning animals, or it could mean
fetidness. A slaughterhouse in a dream also means weddings, festivities,
celebrations and banquets, or it could represent tyranny, adultery, or a brothel.
If a sick person sees himself entering a slaughterhouse in a dream, it means the
end of his life and the dividing of his assets after his death. If a healthy person
enters a slaughterhouse and if his garment become stained with blood in a
dream, it means a sickness, adversities, or debts. If one sees hogs or pigs being
slaughtered therein, his dream means that he will witness the end of innovators,
the contemptible, the evil ones, and the abominable people. Meanwhile, if people
are afraid of someone, the dream then signals the end of such a person. A
slaughterhouse in a dream also represents a dungeon, a torture room, or a
primitive prison. Entering a slaughterhouse in a dream may also mean that the
police is investigating allegations related to such a person. A slaughterhouse in
a dream also represents a procuress or a white slaver. (Also see Slaughter)
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Tannery
(Leather dying factory) A tannery in a dream has the same interpreta¬
tion as that of a slaughterhouse. It also represents a school, a fellowship house,
or similar places where the mind and spirit are taught and reared to correct
oneself, to hold to what is true and to discard what is false. A tannery in a dream
also represents a patient, forbearing and a hard-working woman, a housekeeper,
or a child. Perhaps a tannery in a dream also could denote a harsh, wretched
and a contemptible woman, though she likes cleanliness and guards herself
from others’ impurities. (Also see Dye; Vat)
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Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
Abattoir
(See Slaughterhouse)
Interpreted by Ibn Sirin
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