5 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Marble are below, along with the classical texts.
Seeing marble in a dream is interpreted in four ways:
a) Honor,
b) Elevation,
c) Wealth,
d) A well-matched husband and wife…
If someone sees something made of marble in a dream, it indicates going from poverty to wealth, and if the person is single, it signifies marriage. Seeing a pool, fountain, water trough, or spring made of marble in a dream symbolizes the departure of sorrow and hardship, the arrival of relief and joy, an honorable spouse, a beautiful child, benefit, a high-quality house, and plentiful sustenance.
Seeing marble graves, decorated pillars, columns, and marble mihrabs in a dream indicates the happiness and righteousness of the afterlife, praise, and always favorable times. Also, in a dream, marble pillars, feet, and foundations signify benefit and livelihood, and that fame will cover all areas. Marble bridges are also a sign of beautiful women. Seeing some marble stones, and some placed inside others, in a dream indicates beautiful writing and marriage with a large dowry.
This text is an AI-generated translation.
Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com
In a dream, marble represents prosperity, a beautiful wife, respectable people, class, servants, or properties.
If a poor person sees the floor of his house covered with marble in a dream, it means prosperity, marriage, purchasing a business, acquiring knowledge, learning a poem, bearing righteous children, or if he qualifies, it could mean that he will receive a high ranking appointment, or that he may actually work with marble, or in sculpturing marble or in manufacturing fountains from marble, or work in masonry, or as a stone cutter, or he may change his attitude toward things, signaling the end of depression and the start of a joyful time in his life, living in high rises, or spending money for leisure and vacations.
If one sees gravestones made of marble, or if one sees marble pillars in a dream, it means a good reward for one's deeds, or it could mean eulogy, or lauding. An architecturally sound edifice made from marble in a dream represents good writing, skillfulness, dowry or a generous prenuptial agreement.If the marble is used excessively in the dream, it means suspicion and doubt about one's resources or source of income.
The marble bases of a pillar in a dream represents social benefits. As for marble tiles in a dream, they represent beautiful and noble women, or dignitaries.As for marble jars, tiles, or basins in a dream, they represent the positive and negative effects one overlooks during the course of this life.(Also see Column; Marble cutter)
Source: İbn Sîrîn geleneği (Al-Akili / tahavi derlemesi) · archive.org (Al-Akili)
Modern compilations attributed to the Ibn Sirin tradition. Not treated as a directly authenticated authored primary text.
5 readings
Reading
It points to hearing news of an old person's being sick, or you will do a work, there some people may distress your soul, but you will still come through to safety.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Reading
His labors will not go in vain, and he will live a beautiful situation and a beautiful event.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Reading
It is the prayers being accepted. Standing upright is required. Entering through the door is coming out into the light, reaching a piece of news, and coming through to safety.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Reading
You make peace. The apartment is your intentions, it opens a transparent door, you make peace with the neighbors you are estranged from and come out into the light. Cleaning the marble, there have been those who spoiled things between you, but coming through to safety and glad tidings are a matter of the moment. Cleaning with white is that your intentions are there.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Reading
One comes face to face with the person formerly liked. The expected news arrives soon.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.