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Kaaba 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

Did you see the Kaaba in your dream? Al-Nabulsi wrote in Ta'tir al-Anam that seeing the Kaaba may be good news, or an evil turned away from the dreamer, and that looking at it is safety from what one fears. Whoever turns toward it may see their religion set right. Interpretation differs with the dreamer's state, and Allah knows best.

From the book

  • «الكعبة هو بشير له بخير يقدمه أو يدبر عنه شر ينويه أو يهم به»“The Kaaba: good news of good that comes, or of an evil one intends or considers being turned away”
  • «والنظر إليها أمن مما يخافه»“And looking at it is safety from what one fears”
  • «وإن رأى أنه توجه نحوها وأقبل عليها فإنه يصلح دينه»“And if one sees that one turned toward it and came to it, one's religion is set right”

Ta'tir al-Anam fi Ta'bir al-Manam, ʿAbd al-Ghani al-Nabulsi (d. 1143 AH), p. 292–293. Dar al-Fikr, Beirut (al-Shamela text, book 1217). Translated from the Arabic by Fil Manam.

Interpretation differs with the dreamer's state, and Allah knows best.

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