Interpretation of a dream about Hajj by Ibn Sirin, Al-Nabulsi, and Ibn Shaheen

Seeing Hajj in a dream means livelihood, luck, and other interpretations. We will explain it to a single girl, a married woman, a pregnant woman, a divorced woman, and a man as a Hajj at an inappropriate time or in preparation for it. Hajj, or returning from Hajj, or seeing someone going for Hajj according to Ibn Sirin, and similar matters in the topic: Interpretation of Hajj in a dream according to Ibn Sirin by Ibn Sirin If a person dreams that he is going to go to Hajj at the appropriate time, then if he is right, he will be given Hajj, and if he is sick, he will be cured. If he has a debt, he pays his debt. If he is afraid, he is secure, if he is in difficulty, he is satisfied, if he is a traveler, he surrenders, if he is a merchant, he is for profit, and if he is isolated. Guardianship returns to him, and if he is lost, he leads him, gets angry, and comforts, and if he sees that he is going to Hajj, then he loses it, so if he were a master. . If he is expelled, if he is a merchant, he will lose, if he is traveling, he will be cut off from the road, if he is healthy, he will fall ill, and if he sees that he is performing the Hajj or Umrah obligation. . His life will be prolonged and his conditions will be strengthened, and if he sees that he circumambulated the Kaaba and some imams were a matter of honor, and if he saw that he circumambulated the Kaaba and Mecca, then he came with a mahram. Whoever dreams that Hajj is obligatory for him and does not perform Hajj, then it is clear that he is betraying his trust and does not thank God Almighty for him. Whoever dreams that the day Arafat reaches his mercy and makes peace with those who disagree with him, and if he is absent, he returns to him under the most tempting circumstances, because God Almighty gathered Adam and Eve on this day. . And they made it known to him. Interpretation of Hajj in a dream according to Nablus. Nablus: Whoever sees in a dream that he has performed Hajj, circumambulated the Kaaba and performed some rituals, then this is the justice of his religion, and his justice in his way, a reward he offers, security from what he fears, a debt owed to him. He pays while he is entrusted with the duties of the Muslims. Whoever sees that he is performing Hajj at his appointed time and has isolated himself as a guardian, and if he is traveling, then he will arrive, and if he is a merchant, then he will earn, and if he is sick he will recover, and if he is in debt, he will pay his debt, and if he is not performing Hajj, he will perform Hajj, and if he is lost, he will God Almighty guides him. And whoever sees that he is performing Hajj or Umrah, he will live and accept his affairs. Whoever sees that he went out for Hajj and was a governor, he will be dismissed, and if he is a merchant, he will lose, and if he is a traveler, he will be cut off from the road, and if he is healthy, he will fall ill. It is obligatory for him to honor his parents, teacher, emigrate, visit a scholar, or perform a pilgrimage. Perhaps Hajj indicates the marriage of a single person while he is in possession of the kingdom, taking care of the enemies, abandoning the people of injustice, and conquering great lands of infidelity, and he dies or is a sinner and repents, and if he marries, he divorces his wife, and if he is a traitor, he apostatizes. In Islam, if he travels for Hajj on horseback, he eats according to what we mentioned, all of that in the hands of his guide, and if he rides an elephant, he performs Hajj in the company of the king’s man, and if he travels on foot and swears an oath, then he must atone, and perhaps Hajj means food and spoils, and leaving the country. Travel, relief from hardship, recovery from illness, and a return to what a person used to be. To perform their religion: Whoever performs Hajj and does not perform any of the acts of Hajj, then he goes to the Sultan for his need. And whoever sees that he goes out on Hajj alone, and the people bid him farewell, and expel him, this indicates his death.atOptions = { 'key' : '472468d31e6ce122aa89df85d9772b6d', 'format' : 'iframe' , 'height' : 250, 'width' : 300, 'params' : {} }; document. document