An just ruler entering one's house signifies blessing, mercy, and justice there; a tyrannical ruler entering signifies corruption and calamity. A Muslim entering Paradise signifies, with God's permission, entry into Paradise and acceptance of good sent ahead for the soul.
Entering Hell and then leaving it signifies repentance; entering Hell may also signify fever, poverty, or prison. A non-Muslim entering Paradise signifies embracing Islam. For the unmarried, poor, or sick, entering Paradise signifies marriage, wealth, or recovery respectively. A sinner entering Mecca signifies repentance and a good end; a non-Muslim entering Mecca signifies becoming Muslim.
Entering Mecca also signifies safety from fear and calamity.
Entering the Station of Abraham signifies honor, knowledge, and piety. Someone wishing to marry who enters the Sacred Mosque is interpreted as marrying a pure and beautiful woman.
Entering streets and markets signifies striving for provision.
Entering mosques signifies cleansing from sin; entering a church or synagogue signifies corruption in religion.
Entering Paradise and being prevented from returning signifies remaining permanently abroad.