In the dream I saw Mehmet Ali Bulut.
Reading
Seeing a scholar points to a wish coming to be and to coming through to safety in a matter.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Dreaming of Scholar
5 readings from Mehmet Emin Kırgil for Scholar are below, along with the classical texts.
Language
Nablusi Interpretation: Scholar
Ibn Kathir said: – Seeing oneself as a scholar in a dream is a sign of the increase of honor. Ja'far al-Sadiq says: Seeing a scholar in a dream is interpreted in four ways:
a) Power and value,
b) Respect among people,
c) Position,
d) Justice. Seeing oneself kissing the hand of a scholar in a dream indicates benefiting from their knowledge; seeing a scholar giving something to oneself indicates a high rank in this world and the Hereafter.
This text is an AI-generated translation.
Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com
Mehmet Emin Kırgil
5 readings
A deceased Islamic scholar is recounting by the window, suddenly gives a staff and leans on the window.
Reading
Eye-brightening news and patience, allotted fortune opening, reaching material and spiritual strength.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Seeing Mahmut Efendi Hazretleri, a file
Reading
Seeing a friend of God and a known scholar is spirituality rising, coming to beautiful places, and beautiful events.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.
Talking with the hodja Nihat Hatipoğlu
Reading
Talking with a scholar shows that a road may be taken soon, or that someone may give counsel and direction.
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I saw an oppressor, I memorized a prayer I did not know before, I saw scholars; we have a lawsuit.
Reading
You are in the right; seeing a scholar shows being patient and waiting, you move into a rise. An oppressor is a sign of coming through to safety in the lawsuit and of the prayer being accepted. If you recite seven Ayetel Kürsi and pray, it is accepted; your being in the right is enough.
This is an AI translation of Mehmet Emin Kırgil's Turkish reading.