Performing Hajj

Seeing oneself perform Hajj according to its proper religious rites, circumambulate the Kaaba, and complete the pilgrimage signifies uprightness in religion, great reward, safety from fear, relief from debt, and trusts owed to Muslims.

Ja'far al-Sadiq interprets seeing the Kaaba through safety, well-being, a just ruler, comfort, and Hajj. For a student, performing Hajj signifies attainment of one's goal; for an unmarried person, marriage; for someone dismissed from work, return to the job if the dream occurs in the Hajj season. For the sick it signifies recovery, for the indebted release from debt, and for one astray guidance and forgiveness. Going on foot may signify an oath requiring expiation, and the source also associates the dream with provision and spoils. For a ruler, Hajj signifies protection from enemies and victory over rebels and hostile lands.