Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
Snake
An enemy; sometimes a ruler, a spouse or a child.
Prepared on the basis of classical Islamic sources
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I saw a white snake in my dream. What does it mean?
Seeing a white snake in a dream is interpreted in the tradition of dream interpretation as a softer sign that lightens the snake's usual meaning of an enemy. A snake generally points to a rival, but the colour white recalls deliverance and meeting goodness after hardship; a white snake that stays calm or obeys you is usually interpreted as good.
A snake speaking kindly points to good coming from a place you never expected.
Points to leaving a hardship behind and prevailing over a rival.
Shows that you are wary of a matter, though it is not as big as you fear.
Interpreted as a minor argument or a short-lived tension.
A white snake dream is among the lightest of snake dreams. Even if there is someone around you whose attitude is unclear, the colour white points to this situation ending in goodness and to deliverance from hardship. If the snake did not harm you, the dream is understood less as a warning and more as glad tidings that a tension in your life will settle.
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Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
An enemy; sometimes a ruler, a spouse or a child.
Al-Nabulsi, Ta'tir al-Anam
An enemy, often a wealthy one; sometimes power, treasure, a spouse or a child.
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