Dream symbol
Bitter orange
Covered by 1 scholar · Plants & Gardens
What does bitter orange mean in a dream in Islam?
al-Qafsi: Many people dislike it because its Arabic name, al-Naaranj, containsthe word Naar, which means fire. Some of them thought that it wasgood, but it is of a lower status than the citron.
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Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
Interpretations of Dreams (Ibn Raashid Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi, Darussalam tr.) · p. 193
Many people dislike it because its Arabic name, al-Naaranj, containsthe word Naar, which means fire. Some of them thought that it wasgood, but it is of a lower status than the citron.
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