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Ruins symbolize the fleeting nature of worldly life (Dunya).

Since no direct interpretations of Adam and Eve as dream symbols are present in the classical source material, we draw upon related motifs from the same sour...

If one dreams of a "pest" in a general sense, it often symbolizes minor annoyances and troubles ( *fitna* ) that are disrupting peace and well-being.

A machine fundamentally represents agency and control over achieving goals.

The jukebox primarily symbolizes remembrance ( *dhikr*), entertainment (*lahw*), community, choice, and control.

The core symbolic meaning of a calculator in a dream revolves around accurate assessment and sound judgment.

Dreaming of a mechanism generally reflects the divine order and precision present in Allah's creation (Al-`Adl).

Seeing one's father (*ab*) in a dream generally signifies guidance, protection, and responsibility.

The "Father" in a dream generally embodies authority, guidance, protection, and the upholding of tradition and lineage, acting as a connection to A...

Seeing imagery related to ovulation in a dream signifies potential for new beginnings, growth, and blessings ( *barakah*).

Smiling in a dream, in general, symbolizes contentment (Qana'a) with Allah's decree and blessings, reflecting a positive outlook on life.

A grin in a dream often reflects an underlying emotion or intention, acting as a window into the dreamer's state of being.

Innovation in a dream generally symbolizes a desire for change or the introduction of something new into the dreamer's life.

Ingestion in a dream generally signifies assimilation, whether of knowledge, experiences, or influences.

Elation in a dream generally signifies blessings and gratitude towards Allah.

Jubilation in a dream, in its broadest sense, often signifies blessings from Allah (SWT), gratitude, and contentment (*Qana'a*).

Sailing, in general, symbolizes a journey, reflecting the dreamer’s path through life.

The core symbolic meaning of "Eternity" in an Islamic dream context relates to *al-Akhira*, the Hereafter, the enduring and permanent consequences ...

Seeing a quitclaim in a dream generally signifies release from obligation, aligning with the Islamic emphasis on fulfilling duties to both Allah an...

The needle primarily symbolizes mending and reconciliation (*Islaah*), mirroring its function of joining and repairing.