Results for "Queen" in All records.
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✍️ Tiflisi
QUEEN
Imam Cafer Sadık (a.s): Four things indicate the vizierate (prime ministry):1-Seeing that your eyes are the moon2-Seeing that your eyes are the Tigris River3-Seeing a judge tie a belt around his waist. style="margin-top: 4.0pt; text-align: justify; ...
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✍️ Islamic Scholars
CHESS QUEEN
Seeing a chess queen in a dream is interpreted as a great rank....
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MOUTH
Imam Cafer Sadık (a.s): There are seven expressions for seeing the mouth:1-House/shelter2-Treasury3-Opening of closed works4-Mal5-Hacet text-indent: 14.2pt; mso-pagination: none; tab-stops: 387.0pt;">6-Queen7-Guard officer).Hz. Danyal (a.s): Mouth;...
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✍️ Tiflisi
BACK
Imam Cafer Sadık (a.s): There are twelve interpretations of seeing a back in a dream:1-Force2-Islamic 14.2pt; none;">5-Queen6-Proof7-Father8-Brother9-Male son10-Mal11-Helping someone12-Dede.Ibn Sirin: Seeing a back is a sign of a strong person from...
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✍️ Nablusi
CRESCENT
Seeing a crescent in a dream is interpreted as a good child. Again, the crescent dream signifiescivil service, gain in business life, profit and interest. Seeing some crescents gathered in one place in your dream indicates that the dreamer will fulfi...
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✍️ Nablusi
ADMINISTRATION LAMP
Seeing yourself lighting the lamp of a mosque in your dream is interpreted as a righteous and devoted son. Seeing and lighting many lamps in your dream is a sign of religion and piety. Extinguishing the lamps indicates deprivation of religion and pie...
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✍️ Nablusi
SULTAN'S TENT
If one sees a sultan's tent in a dream, it also signifies the sultan. The person who sees the sultan's tent will defeat the sultan's enemy and devastate him. Seeing the sultan's tent set up somewhere in your dream signifies a queen who attracts and c...
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✍️ Nablusi
CHESS KING
Seeing a chess king in one's dream signifies the sultan and sultan. Seeing a chess queen also indicates a great rank, dignity and honor....
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