Dreaming of Murder

3 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Murder are below, along with the classical texts.

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Nablusi Interpretation: Murder

If a person sees himself committing murder in a dream, it means that he will do something bad and harmful. Sometimes this dream indicates achieving one's goal and desire. Kirmani said: If a person sees murder in a dream, it is interpreted as haram.

Seeing yourself killing someone in your dream is a sign of long life. Again, witnessing a murder in a dream means being careful and benevolent. Seeing a murderer running away in fear indicates illicit property.

This text is an AI-generated translation.

Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com

Mehmet Emin Kırgil

3 readings

We are three friends, one has killed the other, they have pinned the murder on me. I had sunk to the ground and was crying. Then I saw you in white, reciting the Quran.

Reading

Within three months some people slander you, be careful. There is someone talking behind you. The Quran and the whites are a sign, in the end, of success, of a wish, and of coming through to safety.

This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.

I kill several people I do not know and I hide them

Reading

A word has slipped from the mouth, if it is said the problem grows. Killing is giving support to several people, if one looks ahead there is success. While leaving the house Ayetel Kürsi is read seven times. Hazreti Ali reads this while leaving the house, he says that reading Felak and Nas seven times each onto water and drinking it will remove the evil eye and distress.

This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.

The daughters of three friends, one has killed the other, they put the murder on me, I crouched in a dark tent, a black silhouette

Reading

The expected auspicious news; beautiful news from a young person. Evening glad tidings are shared with no one. There are people who tell lies; time is needed to get over it.

This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.