Seeing a sash or belt signifies a father, brother, or paternal uncle.
Seeing oneself tie a sash around the waist signifies reaching half of one's lifespan.
Seeing many sashes signifies long life for the one who wears them. Sometimes a sash signifies a child.
Seeing oneself wearing an undecorated sash signifies attachment to an honorable, dear, and powerful person and receiving goodness and blessing from him. If a poor person sees himself tie a sash around his waist, it signifies becoming wealthy and being delivered from distress and hardship. If a ruler sees himself tie a sash around his waist, it signifies an increase in his strength and state. If the sash is decorated with gold and ornaments, these signify the governors and administrators of the state. If its ornaments are of iron, this signifies that the governor's assistants are strong and severe. If a person of high rank sees himself wear a silver sash, it signifies becoming a person of fame and wealth. Sometimes a short sash signifies a half-length life, while a long sash signifies long life.
Seeing oneself girded with a sash signifies attaining a blessing and rank that others will envy. Al-Nabulsi said that if a person sees a snake in the place of the sash around his waist, he will wear a belt containing money. If the sash at his waist is made of thread, half of his life has passed. Sometimes seeing a sash signifies riding in a mail coach.