Dreaming of Semen

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Nablusi Interpretation: Semen

Nablusi (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Seeing semen in a dream represents continuous cash assets, and whether in small or large amounts, it is increasing. If a person sees fluid flowing from himself, it is interpreted as the wealth that will come to him.

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Source: İmam Nablusi · tahavi.com

Ibn Sirin Interpretation: Semen

In a dream, semen represents a growing and a lasting capital, whether there is little or much of it.If one sees a drop of semen coming out of his reproductive organs in a dream, it denotes money that will surface.If the man's semen spatters over his wife in the dream, it means that he will buy her a new garment.

Owning an earthenware jar filled with semen in a dream means uncovering a hidden treasure, or becoming wealthy. If the husband is spattered with the semen of his wife in a dream, it means that he will satisfy his desire for her and attain his purpose.Drinking water from one's own reproductive organ in a dream means lustfulness.

If the husband sees a thick yellowish fluid flowing from his wife's sexual organ in a dream, it means that she will give birth to an unhealthy child. If a reddish fluid flows instead in the dream, it represents a short lived child.If it comes out as a black fluid in the dream, it means that such a child will grow to dominate the family and to be an unjust master of the household.

The ovum of a beautiful woman in a dream means happiness, wealth and children. Semen in a dream also means attaining one's goal, comfort, or wasting one's capital, divulging one's secrets, or the death of a child.If a farmer sees semen in his dream, it means that he will work on a barren land and make it fertile.(Also see Impurity; Sexual intercourse; Vagina)

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.