CURTAIN (Islamic Scholars Interpretation)

The curtain seen in the dream is interpreted as hiding things. Sometimes it is interpreted as a friend who keeps secrets, or as a wife who hides her property from people and prevents herself from looking at anyone else. If the curtain has a mark and sign, it is interpreted from the wife, the child and the house to the greatness of the thing for which the curtain is interpreted. The unknown curtain

is sadness and grief for the person who sees it.

The curtain on the door of the house is worldly sadness. The old curtain is a sadness that is not permanent. Anyone who sees torn curtains in his dream will experience relief and joy. The curtain at the door of the mosque is, according to religion, sadness and grief.

There is no benefit or harm in interpreting the curtain seen and known as it is in a dream.

A curtain seen elsewhere in its place means sadness, grief and trouble.

There is no interpretation for the curtain seen in its own place. If a person sees a curtain somewhere other than the door and entry point, or in a place where it would be considered ugly to hang it, it is interpreted as severe sadness and fear. However, his question ends in good.

The sad interpretation of the curtain being heavy and double-layered is more

severe. The sadness of the thin and single layer curtain is light. Black curtain

sadness and grief. The green screen is interpreted as a good and praiseworthy outcome. The bigger the curtain, the bigger the sadness. Sometimes, curtains are interpreted as keeping things secret and confidential, and opening and removing the curtains is interpreted as disgrace and disgrace.