An Ox in the House
Covered by 1 scholar · Land Animals
What does an ox in the house mean in a dream in Islam?
Ibn Sirin: If an ox is seen entering his house and he ties it up in such a manner that it is under his control it means he will acquire wealth which he will guard closely. Thus, he will become prosperous.
Imam Ibn Sirin
If an ox is seen entering his house and he ties it up in such a manner that it is under his control it means he will acquire wealth which he will guard closely. Thus, he will become prosperous.
More dreams about ox in the house
32 related dreams from the classical books, each cited to its scholar.
- A Cat Entering a House
Ibn Sirin: If a cat is seen entering a house it means a thief will enter that house. And if it is seen snatching something it means something will be stolen from his house.
- A Familiar House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees himself owning a house which is not strange to him, it means he will soon find a wife for himself.
- A Gutted House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees his house devastated by fire it is a hint that he will be disgraced by an authority; or he will be afflicted by an epidemic disease.
- A Known House
Ibn Sirin: If he sees a house which is known to him, it symbolises his position and condition in this world.
- A Plastered or Cemented House
Ibn Sirin: A house which is plastered symbolises a grave. If a person sees himself imprisoned in a new, plastered house which is unknown to him then such a house represents his grave.
- A Ruined House
Ibn Sirin: Seeing one's house in ruins or raised to the ground means that his future will be ruined as a result of his evil deeds.
- A Slaughtered and Skinned Goat Entering the House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees a slaughtered and skinned goat entering his house or any other place it means someone will die in that place.
- A Snake in the House
Ibn Sirin: If a snake is seen entering a person's house then this represents his womenfolk and close relatives who are his enemies.
- A Well in the House
Ibn Sirin: If a person dreams that he has dug a well in his house or he merely dreams of a well present in his house and such a well swells with water it means that Allah will grant him much barakah in his…
- Accompanying a dead person to an unknown place or house
Discussed under a related entry.
- An Extended House
Ibn Sirin: Seeing one's house or its foundation extended means that the beholder's wealth and assets will increase in proportion to the extension.
- An Unknown House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees himself in a house whose foundation, location and occupants are not known to him, it symbolises his abode in the Hereafter. Every feature of such a house _ eg.
- An Unplastered House
Ibn Sirin: An unknown and unplastered house symbolises a woman.
- Building a House
Ibn Sirin: The building of one's own house or another's suggests pursuit of worldly gains proportionate to the construction.
- Carriage house
Ibn Sirin: A carriage house in a dream represents the assembly place of politicians, leaders, scholars, merchants, visitors or spectators.
- Climbing the Upper Portions of a House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees himself entering an unknown house and climbing the upper portions of the house, it means he will marry some woman who will be a means of prosperity for him.
- Demolishing a House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees himself demolishing in ' unknown house, it suggests that all his previous anxieties have been removed and that all his sins and evil doings are revoked.
- Destruction of a section in a house
al-Jibali: loss in one’s worldly possessions and status.
- Entering a house
Ibn Sirin: If one sees himself entering someone else's house in a dream, it means that he will defeat him, gain the upper hand in business over him or control his interests.
- Entering an Unknown House with the Dead
Ibn Sirin: Entering an unknown house in the company of a dead person means he will die soon and thus join the dead person.
- Extending a house
al-Jibali: increase in one’s worldly possessions
- Fellowship house
Discussed under a related entry.
- Glass house
Ibn Sirin: Sitting on the rooftop of a glass house in a dream means marriage to a beautiful woman from a noble family and who may die soon after her wedding. (Also see Dwellings)
- God's House
Discussed under a related entry.
- Juvenile Correctional House
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- Owning or acquiring a house
al-Jibali: attaining worldly possessions comparable to that house in dimensions and beauty.
- Possessing a House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees himself owning a house known to him it suggests that he will acquire worldly gains proportionate to the spaciousness, attractiveness and elegance of such a house.
- Seeing Allah in Someone's House
Ibn Sirin: Seeing Allah present in a particular house suggests that the occupants of such a house will be favoured with peace, happiness and assistance.
- Selling a House
Ibn Sirin: Seeing oneself selling one's house is indicative of the termination of his life.
- Snake entering one’s house
al-Jibali: a relative hiding enmity
- Sunrise in the House
Ibn Sirin: If a person sees the sun rising in his house it is a tiding that he will soon marry if he is a bachelor. Otherwise the kings and rulers will confer great honour upon him.
- Sweeping a House
Ibn Sirin: The sweeping of one's own house means that poverty is in store for him. The sweeping out of another's house means he will acquire much wealth from the owner of that house.
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