Seeing Hazrat Umar, described as the sun of truth and justice, signifies long life, accepted work, righteous deeds, speaking the truth, and judging with justice. Shaking hands with Hazrat Umar signifies worldly ease, piety, understanding, and protection.
Seeing Hazrat Umar in a land suffering famine signifies the coming of blessing to that place, rainfall, expansion of provision, and improvement of affairs.
Seeing the glorious caliph of the Messenger of Allah joyful signifies following the Sunnah, righteousness in religion, piety, and scrupulousness.
Seeing Hazrat Umar armed signifies fear of Allah Most High, faithfulness to trusts, and being God-fearing.
Seeing the Prophet and Umar sitting side by side in a gathering signifies great goodness and happiness, blessings of the Hereafter, and being among the people of Paradise. For a ruler, seeing Hazrat Umar signifies victory over enemies, conquests, and triumphs. At times it signifies enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, and upholding the truth.
Seeing that great caliph also signifies reconciliation after hostility, love after hatred, benefit through kinship, and choosing asceticism and piety despite worldly power and strength.
Seeing him is, in every respect, a sign of goodness, virtue, and firmness in religion.