Moon

Seeing the moon signifies a ruler or important person.

Ibn Sirin said that a full moon signifies the leader or chief of a people, while seeing the moon split into two in the sky signifies the death of an eminent person. Hanging from the moon signifies attaining blessing and great goodness.

Ja'far al-Sadiq said the moon is interpreted as sovereignty, a minister, a ruler's close companion, the leader of a people, a beautiful spouse or servant, children, parents, a husband, or a good person and benefit coming from them. Ibn Fudala said the moon may signify a male child.

Seeing a moon emerge from one's breast or body signifies a fortunate male child; seeing that moon slowly rise into the sky signifies that the child will reach the highest human ranks.

Seeing moonlight enter and illuminate one's house signifies a reward from an important person. Giving birth to the moon signifies fulfillment of one's desire.

Seeing the moon at the greatest height, floating in the depths of space, signifies goodness and virtue. A lunar eclipse signifies that the country's great people will face difficulties and severe distress.

Seeing the sun and moon rise over oneself signifies the approval of one's parents.

Seeing the moon speak to oneself signifies high and exalted rank. For a Christian woman, seeing the moon signifies guidance.

Seeing the full moon collide with another planet signifies war between the people of two countries. If a minister sees the moon turn backward, it signifies removal from office.

Seeing the sun and moon prostrate to oneself signifies parental approval, while prostrating to the sun and moon signifies a grave sin.

Seeing the sun, moon, and stars gather in the sun's orbit with the sun shining more brightly signifies that one's words will be accepted by rulers and honorable people.