Dream symbol
Cotton ginner
Covered by 1 scholar · Plants & Gardens
What does cotton ginner mean in a dream in Islam?
Ibn Sirin: In a dream, a cotton ginner represents a man of knowledge or a judge who settles disputes.
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Imam Ibn Sirin
Ibn Seerin's Dictionary of Dreams (Al-Akili tr.) · p. 99
Aspects: A professional craftsman who works at separating seeds from cotton
In a dream, a cotton ginner represents a man of knowledge or a judge who settles disputes. He may also represent the person who mints money or one who separates the good metal from the bad ones, or he may represent a man with many wives and children. (Also see Carder; Cotton; Cotton ginnery)
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Saw cotton ginner in your dream?
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