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 yellow snake in my dream. What does it mean?
Seeing a yellow snake in a dream is interpreted in the tradition of dream interpretation as a warning to be careful of a sly rival and of envy growing quietly. The colour yellow is often associated in the tradition with weakness or fatigue; still, what the snake does and how you respond to it determine the meaning, and defeating a yellow snake points to coming out of a hardship.
May point to your closest relationships needing a little more care and openness.
Interpreted as a slander or an unfair word that may be said against you; protect your secrets.
Points to benefiting from someone who envies you without being harmed.
Points to a danger, from which Allah will protect you, being left behind.
A yellow snake dream reminds you to stay alert to envy around you and to a situation that is wearing you down. The dream is seen not to frighten you but so that you are careful and protect yourself. If you prevailed over the snake or it moved away from you, it points to you overcoming this tension and your heart finding relief.
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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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