Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
Tooth
Teeth are the dreamer's household: upper teeth the men, lower teeth the women.
Prepared on the basis of classical Islamic sources · Topic: Dreams about the body and health
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I dreamed that my tooth broke. What does it mean?
A tooth breaking in a dream is usually interpreted in the Islamic tradition of dream interpretation as a passing difficulty within the family, a minor financial loss or a delay in your plans. However, if the broken tooth was decayed, or if the dreamer is in debt, it points to burdens and debts being paid off bit by bit and relief arriving.
Points to a venture or partnership yielding only part of what was hoped for, or a minor snag.
Points to a small obstacle encountered while seeking provision or hearing a harsh word.
Points to a matter concerning relatives on the father's side or men in your work life.
Points to a grievance involving relatives on the mother's side or women in the household.
Points to mending hurt feelings and restoring both health and daily affairs.
A dream of a tooth breaking mostly draws attention to your ties with those closest to you and your daily responsibilities. It serves as a gentle reminder to take better care of both your health and communication within the family. If you held the broken pieces in your hand or if a rotten tooth broke away, it indicates that difficulties will pass without leaving lasting harm.
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Muntakhab al-Kalam, attributed to Ibn Sirin
Teeth are the dreamer's household: upper teeth the men, lower teeth the women.
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