Dream Dictionary

Actions in dreams

Flying, falling, weeping, praying, performing Hajj or Umrah, and other vivid verbs.

16 interpretations · full A to Z dictionary

Being chased in a dream Being chased in the Islamic tradition was read as fleeing a fear, a threat, or a responsibility. Who Being lost in a dream Being lost in the Islamic tradition was read as a matter without direction: a decision unmade, a pat Crying in a dream The Islamic tradition read quiet tears very differently from loud wailing: gentle weeping was often Death in a dream Dreaming of your own death rarely meant death to the classical interpreters. It was read as a long l Digging in a dream Digging in the Islamic tradition was read two ways: seeking provision or hidden knowledge through ef Drowning in a dream Drowning in the Islamic tradition was read as being overwhelmed: by a trial, a debt, or an affair to Eating in a dream Eating in the Islamic tradition was read through the food: lawful, wholesome food as provision and b Falling in a dream Falling in the Islamic tradition was read as a setback or loss of standing, though landing safely so Fighting in a dream Fighting in the Islamic tradition was read as conflict in waking life: a dispute, a rivalry, or an i Flying in a dream Flying in the Islamic tradition was read as rising in status, travel, or high ambition. Controlled f Laughing in a dream The classical interpreters read loud laughter in a dream by opposites, as approaching grief, while a Performing Hajj or Umrah in a dream Performing pilgrimage in a dream is read in the Islamic tradition as righteousness, fulfilling a tru Singing in a dream The classical interpreters read singing with reserve, often as empty or misleading speech, though a Swimming in a dream Swimming in the Islamic tradition was read as navigating one's affairs. Swimming safely to shore poi Traveling in a dream Travel in the Islamic tradition was read as a change of state, a move from one condition to another, Writing in a dream Writing in the Islamic tradition was read as knowledge, a matter being fixed and settled, or a pledg