Market

Seeing a marketplace or bazaar signifies trade, blessing, a mosque, and gathering together with people.

Imam al-Nabulsi said: A market and bazaar seen in a dream signifies a mosque. Just as a mosque signifies a market and bazaar...

Seeing a market and bazaar in a dream is interpreted in these ways: a) the worship of the pilgrimage, b) striving and campaigning in the way of Allah, c) humiliation, d) benefit, e) battle, f) strife, g) trial and livelihood, h) work or slack trade...

Seeing oneself busy buying and selling in a bazaar signifies striving in the way of Allah. Or this dream is a sign of good and righteous deeds. Again, seeing the market full of people, with everything one looks for to be found, signifies selling the goods one has and very great profit.

Abu Sa'id al-Wa'iz said: Seeing a market in a dream is interpreted as the world. Everything good and bad seen in it is related to the dreamer's world.

Seeing oneself bring something to a market wanting to sell it but being unable to sell it signifies goodness or the coming of humiliation (baseness).

Seeing oneself remember Allah Most High aloud in the market and bazaar is a sign of enjoining good and forbidding evil. Sometimes seeing a market also signifies seas that gather every kind of fish, which eat one another.

Seeing markets, bazaars, and shops signifies benefits and provisions, clothes to be worn, and recovery from illnesses.

Seeing the booksellers' market is interpreted as guidance and repentance, and as struggle against evil and wickedness.

Seeing the goldsmiths' market signifies relief and ornaments, spouse and children, and benefit. Again, seeing the market of olives, butter, and honey is a sign of desires and appetites being stirred and of recovering health from illnesses. If a person sees the apothecaries' market, it signifies joyful news, a wife, and children.

Seeing the cloth merchants' market is interpreted as honor, eminence, a wife, rank, and the renewal of provision.

Seeing the money-changers' market signifies knowledge through prose and poetry, correcting one's speech, and wealth after poverty. If a person sees the coppersmiths' market, it is a sign of evils and hardships, headache, marriage for the unmarried, and relief and joy through children and servants.

Seeing the armourers' market signifies quarrelling and gaining victory over the enemy.

Seeing the wool merchants' market signifies benefit, provision, and wealth to be obtained from inheritance.

Seeing the place where cotton sellers are is a sign of the increase of the wealth one has, of provision, and of truth emerging from falsehood.

Seeing a fish market signifies provision, and benefit, profit, and news that will come one after another from lawful sources. If a person sees the butchers' market, it signifies a battlefield, because of the knives and cleavers there that serve to shed blood.

Seeing the market of olives, butter, and honey is a sign of desires and appetites being stirred and of recovering from illness.

Seeing the blacksmiths' market is interpreted as evil, toil, hardship, and enmity. Sometimes this dream also signifies provision and benefit. If a man sees the silk merchants' market, it signifies honor, wealth, righteous deeds, and a good outcome.

Seeing the candle makers' market signifies repentance for sinners and guidance for those in error.

Seeing the chest makers' market is a sign of memory and understanding for a person.

Seeing the cooks' market signifies recovery from illness and the end of one's needs.

Seeing the tent makers' market signifies travel and the market where shrouds are sold for the dead. Al-Nabulsi said: "If a person sees the tradesmen of the market asleep, or the shops and inns closed, or spiders nesting on the shops or on the goods for sale, it signifies that trade in that market will stop and that affairs will become difficult."

Seeing the market of reapers and wool shearers is a sign of sorrow, grief, and hardships.

Seeing the carpet sellers' market signifies a sea voyage. Again, seeing the saddlers' market is interpreted as a journey by land. The fruit sellers' market in a dream signifies a righteous deed, knowledge, and children.

Seeing the halva makers' market signifies the religion of Islam; seeing the cloth merchants' market signifies peace, gladness, and abundant earnings; and seeing the jewellery market signifies remembering Allah Most High constantly and acquiring knowledge. If a person sees himself come to the market and find it empty everywhere, with nothing being sold, it signifies shortcoming and deficiency in worship and slackness in religious duties.