Coins
Covered by 1 scholar · Commerce & Wealth
What does coins mean in a dream in Islam?
al-Qafsi: With regard to coins, in my experience on more than one occasionfor myself and others, they are indicative of troubles.
Al-Bakri Al-Qafsi
With regard to coins, in my experience on more than one occasionfor myself and others, they are indicative of troubles. The same appliesto small change and quarters; if one who was seeking to have a needmet was given small change or quarters (in his dream), his need will notbe met, because it was said to him that he may go. That happened to me. If the small change or quarters are lacking something, that is indicativeof grief, because the common folk call that missing change (not properchange). And the dream interpreters said that broken or cut-up coins area sign of dispute.
More dreams about coins
6 related dreams from the classical books, each cited to its scholar.
- A Single Gold Coin or Coins up to Four
Ibn Sirin: They represent his children whose numbers depend on the numbers he had seen.
- Black Coins
Ibn Sirin: Black coins that are counterfeit symbolise deception, lies and quarrelling.
- Cheap coins
al-Jibali: unsuccessful profession; limited provisions
- Clinking of Coins
al-Qafsi: If it is genuine money, he will hear nice words; otherwise he willhear an argument.
- Giving Someone Black Coins
Ibn Sirin: A secret will be divulged to him.
- Gold Coins
Ibn Sirin: If the origin and quantity is unknown and they are more than four, its interpretation is somewhat unpleasant. It represents grief and sorrow which he will experience.
Saw coins in your dream?
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