Milk
Classical interpretations
Seeing milk signifies the natural disposition of Islam. Milk also signifies wealth obtained without hardship.
Seeing milk flow from both breasts signifies that the world will turn toward the dreamer and his fortune will open.
Seeing milk that has become yogurt signifies unlawful wealth because it has soured and its fat has been removed.
Ja'far al-Sadiq said that human milk is interpreted in three ways: lawful provision, a child's wealth, and grief in matters of livelihood.
Drinking mare's milk signifies good and benefit that will come from the state.
Drinking milk signifies lawful wealth, knowledge, wisdom, provision, and dominion.
Drinking snake's milk signifies performing a deed with which Allah Most High is pleased. For a sick person, drinking milk signifies medicine, provision, ownership of animals, wealth and blessing, and recovery. Buying milk to give to one's child signifies raising that child according to one's own character and morals. Suckling a woman's milk signifies wealth and earnings.
Drinking the milk of a female horse signifies coming face to face with the head of state. Al-Nabulsi said that the milk of a newly delivered camel represents the natural disposition of religion; therefore, drinking or suckling it once, twice, or three times signifies remaining firm upon the Islamic disposition in which one was created, performing prayer, fasting, giving zakat, and giving charity.
Drinking sheep's milk signifies good, comfort, joy, and relief. Suckling the milk of a lioness signifies wealth, blessing, and victory over an enemy.
Drinking milk signifies lawful wealth, knowledge, and wisdom.
Drinking milk that has been milked signifies property and wealth. Sheep, cattle, camel, and buffalo milk all signify accumulated wealth; their yogurt signifies sorrow and grief.
Drinking dog's milk signifies intense fear and wealth that will come through the hand of an oppressor; at times it signifies power and strength.
Drinking the milk of a gazelle signifies a small amount of wealth.
Ja'far al-Sadiq said that weaning a child, whether boy or girl and whether older or younger, or seeing the child already weaned, is not good; it signifies harm, loss, and decrease in provision.
Drinking wolf's milk signifies attaining leadership and taking people's property from them by force and domination, because the wolf fills its belly through coercion.
Drinking the milk of wild animals signifies a small amount of wealth and hardship.
Drinking the milk of a wild donkey signifies an illness from which one will later recover.
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