Fil ManamChicken dream meaning in Islam
What the classical Islamic books of dream interpretation say about this symbol, with the book and page.
What al-Nabulsi wrote
Al-Nabulsi wrote in Ta'tir al-Anam that, it is said, a hen and her feathers are useful wealth, that whoever catches one may gain easy, lawful wealth, and that its coming into the house, or owning one, may point to worries lifting. He gives chickens other readings too. Interpretation differs with the dreamer's state, and Allah knows best.
From the book
- «وقيل إن الدجاجة وريشها مال نافع»“And it is said that the hen and its feathers are useful wealth”
- «ومن اصطادها نال مالا حلالا هينا»“Whoever catches one gains easy, lawful wealth”
- «وربما دل دخولها أو ملكها على زوال الهموم والأنكاد»“Its coming in, or owning it, may point to worries and troubles lifting”
Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam, ʿAbd al-Ghani al-Nabulsi (d. 1143 AH), p. 122–123. Dar al-Fikr, Beirut (al-Shamela text, book 1217). Translated from the Arabic by Fil Manam.
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