Discover 23 Islamic dream interpretations about Trees. Each interpretation is grounded in authentic Islamic scholarship, drawing from classical sources including Ibn Sirin's renowned work on dream interpretation and Imam Al-Nabulsi's comprehensive dream dictionary. These interpretations consider the spiritual, psychological, and contextual dimensions of dreams according to Islamic tradition.
In Islamic tradition, dreams hold significant spiritual meaning. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stated that good dreams are from Allah and are a form of glad tidings. Understanding dream symbolism helps believers reflect on their spiritual state and seek guidance. Our interpretations combine classical scholarship with contextual understanding to provide meaningful insights.
(Arabic gum, dyes, mimosa tree, ornamental blossoms, perfume) Seeing this tree in a dream signifies miserliness, harmful behaviour, or acting in a manner resembling the conduct of the people destined for hellfire.
An apple tree in a dream signifies a virtuous and generous person who benefits those around him and takes genuine interest in the wellbeing of his community.
In a dream, this warm-region buckthorn or jujube tree symbolizes a noble and generous person, whether man or woman. The richer its green color, the greater that individual’s virtue. Seeing such a tree signifies elevation in rank, deepening piety, and gaining beneficial knowledge. Eating its fruit suggests falling into illness, while climbing the tree indicates sorrow or hardship.
(Pitch, Resin) A conifer tree appearing in a dream symbolizes a journey. (Also see Resin)
Witnessing a crack within a tree trunk in a dream foretells that members of one's own household will unite in opposition against him.
An ebony tree in a dream signifies a wealthy woman from India or a prosperous and powerful man.
(Cypress, Pine tree) Dreaming of an evergreen tree denotes a person of beauty whose deeds fail to match their words. It may also signify travel, descendants, a long life, or a benevolent son. (Also see Tree)
Seeing a forest, jungle, or dense woods in a dream signifies loneliness, fear, estrangement, and entering an environment filled with uncertainty, danger, or moral confusion, and it may also symbolize places of immorality, corruption, or sinful behavior where right and wrong are obscured. A jungle in a dream represents people whose company brings little benefit, among whom there may be intruders, deceivers, or hidden enemies, just as tangled plants grow over one another and conceal hunters waiting to ambush their prey. If the forest or jungle is owned by someone in the dream, it indicates enemies or adversaries that the dreamer will be compelled to confront or struggle against. Eating wild plants in the wilderness symbolizes earnings obtained through hardship, patience, and strenuous effort. Wild plants may also represent a person whose goodness and sincerity are concealed, whose outward appearance may seem rough or unrefined, yet whose inner nature and heart are better and purer than what is visible to others.
Seeing a hazelnut tree in a dream symbolizes a mature, strong, and firmly established person known for endurance and stability, while its nuts represent that person’s wealth, possessions, or financial resources, indicating benefit derived from them, but throwing a hazelnut at someone in a dream carries a severe and ominous meaning, signifying committing a grave injustice against that person, equated with stoning or destroying them through accusation, harm, or oppressive action. (See Hazelnut, Stoning)
A jujube tree in a dream symbolizes a dignified and handsome man endowed with wisdom, sound judgment, and good character, reflecting a person whose outward beauty is matched by inner understanding, maturity, and beneficial counsel. (See Buckthorn, Jujube, Lot tree, Tree)
A lemon tree in a dream symbolizes individuals who provide benefit and service to others, reflecting generosity, helpfulness, and positive influence, and it can also represent an auspicious, pleasant, and attractive woman who possesses confidence and a distinctive or unconventional view of herself, highlighting both the sweetness and unique character of those who enrich the lives of others while maintaining their individuality and charm. (Also see Lemon, Lime, Tree)
Seeing the heavenly Lot tree in a dream symbolizes the fulfillment of the highest aspirations and the attainment of ultimate success, indicating reaching the peak of one’s goals, realizing divine promises, and arriving at a final and honored station marked by spiritual elevation, completeness, and the culmination of one’s efforts in both worldly and sacred matters. (Also see Buckthorn, Lotus tree)
Seeing a lotus tree in a dream signifies wealth, income, and profitable gain. Eating from its fruit indicates a sound inner nature and a commendable religious state, or, for one worthy of authority, the attainment of leadership. The lotus tree is also a symbol of nobility. For devout individuals, it points to spiritual advancement, while for a ruler it denotes an increase in power and influence. (Also see Jujube tree)
Eating the bitter, apple-like fruit of the medlar tree or similar varieties—whether used for preserves, or consumed yellow, spoiled, or unripe—in a dream signifies illness. The more yellow the fruit appears in the dream, the more intense the pain and hardship associated with that sickness. Eating a green medlar fruit in a dream carries no such threat or harm. In general, consuming yellowish fruits in dreams points to illness, with the exception of citron, apples, and lotus fruit, whose yellow color does not indicate harm, as their substance is considered medicinal and beneficial.
In a dream, a Mimosa tree signifies deep spiritual miserliness and moral corruption, reflecting a character tainted by greed and wickedness that aligns one with the reprehensible conduct of those destined for the hellfire, serving as a stern warning against selfishness and malevolence. (Also see Tree)
In a dream, a mulberry tree symbolizes a person of elevated rank who has many children, is physically imposing yet ill-mannered, and brings benefit to no one, though he remains respected by others. Taking some of its fruit in a dream means receiving something from such an individual. Being pricked or harmed by its thorns in the dream signifies that a similar harm will occur in waking life. When male trees, tamarisk trees, and shrubs appear together in a dream, they indicate victory and good news for one preparing for war or conflict. For others, however, such trees signify poverty and humility.
An oak tree appearing in a vision signifies material gain, flourishing wealth, and esteem, or alternatively, keeping company with inattentive individuals dwelling in mountainous regions. It may also indicate calling upon pious individuals, spiritual recluses, and those who forsake worldly life to inhabit desolate places or abandoned ruins. Such a tree can sometimes denote acts of homosexuality. A perpetual green tree in a dream symbolizes durability and resilience, though its needle-like leaves may also point to servitude. (Also see Oak, Tree)
Seeing a palm tree in a dream signifies a scribe, a learned scholar, a noble figure, or a wise man who spreads knowledge and wisdom among people. Cutting down a palm tree in a dream points to the death of such a person. Observing a grove or oasis of palm trees means assuming leadership and guiding others toward the straight path. For a merchant or trader, a palm tree indicates success in trade, while for a shopkeeper it signifies profit and gain. A dry and lifeless palm tree represents a hypocritical person. Uprooting a palm tree foretells the outbreak of a plague in that place, or suffering oppression at the hands of a tyrannical ruler. It can also indicate stalled plans or the emergence of conflict. A palm tree may symbolize one’s paternal aunt, and palm trees collectively can represent Arab women. Seeing a sapling grow into a tall palm tree means that a child from that community will become a great scholar, or that a weak individual will gain strength. A palm tree may also denote long life, a scholar, a teacher, children, a wife, a home, property, authority, a year, new garments, wealth, or childbirth. Pruning or trimming a palm tree signifies relief from hardship related to work or travel. (Also see Palmyra, Tree)
In dreams, a palmyra or palm tree symbolizes a person of wisdom, knowledge, and insight, such as a learned scholar, poet, astronomer, scribe, or noble individual who benefits others through guidance, teaching, and sound counsel. It reflects upright character, dignity, and the spreading of wisdom among people. Seeing a flourishing palm tree indicates leadership, honor, and moral authority, while observing a grove or oasis of palm trees points to assuming responsibility over others and guiding them toward righteousness and the straight path. For a merchant or trader, a palm tree signifies success, prosperity, and growth in trade, and for a shopkeeper it denotes profit and lawful gain. A dry, withered, or lifeless palm tree represents hypocrisy, inner emptiness, or a person whose outward appearance conceals a lack of sincerity. Cutting down a palm tree indicates the death or loss of a learned and respected person, while uprooting a palm tree warns of severe trials such as the outbreak of disease, oppression by a tyrannical ruler, disruption of plans, or the rise of discord and conflict. A palm tree may also symbolize close family ties, such as a paternal aunt, and collectively palm trees can represent Arab women or a community bound by tradition. Seeing a young sapling grow into a tall palm tree signifies the rise of a child who will become a great scholar, or the strengthening of a weak or overlooked person. In a broader sense, a palm tree may represent long life, knowledge, teaching, children, a spouse, a home, property, authority, the passing of a year, new garments, wealth, or childbirth, while pruning or trimming a palm tree signifies relief after hardship, ease following labor or travel, and the removal of burdens that hinder progress. (Also see Palm tree)
(also interpreted as the fig tree, mulberry tree, or maple tree) In a dream, the sycamore tree—a large tree known for its wide shade—symbolizes abundant, lawful, and beneficial earnings that continue to grow and multiply over time. It represents sustenance that provides comfort, protection, and stability, not only for the dreamer but also for others. The sycamore tree may also signify a wealthy, powerful, and influential person whose resources and strength bring benefit and support to those around him. In another interpretation, it can represent a beautiful and affluent woman whose presence offers comfort and security. However, depending on the condition of the tree and the dreamer’s circumstances, the sycamore tree may also serve as a warning, symbolizing potential afflictions related to the heart or problems with eyesight, reminding the dreamer to be mindful of health and balance. (Also see Mulberry tree, Tree)
In a dream, the tamarisk tree symbolizes a person who challenges or restrains the wealthy while supporting and benefiting the poor. It represents one who stands against excess and oppression, taking from those of means and redirecting benefit toward the needy. Such a vision may indicate social justice, redistribution of wealth, or a figure whose actions bring hardship to the rich but relief and advantage to the less fortunate. (Also see Tree)
In a dream, teak wood symbolizes illness accompanied by heat, such as a feverish condition. It points to bodily weakness, internal inflammation, or a sickness that raises one’s temperature and causes discomfort. Such a vision may serve as a warning to attend to one’s health and take precautions against ailments that bring exhaustion or burning distress.
In a dream, an apple tree represents a righteous and upright man who serves his community and cares for the welfare of others. A crack appearing in a tree signifies members of one’s family who will oppose or resist him. A palmyra tree represents a wise individual, a poet, or an astronomer, and seeing it or sitting beneath it in a dream means encountering such a person. An oak tree in a dream signifies profit, prosperity, and honor. It may also represent association with heedless people who dwell in mountainous regions, or visiting righteous individuals or ascetics living in seclusion or deserted places. A mimosa tree symbolizes stinginess, evil traits, or pursuing the ways of the inhabitants of Hellfire. A buckthorn tree bearing date-like fruit represents a noble and generous woman, or likewise a noble and generous man. The greener the tree, the greater the person it represents. Seeing such a tree indicates elevation in rank, acquisition of knowledge, and growth in piety. Eating its fruit signifies illness, while climbing it signifies stress and hardship. If one is aware of the condition of a particular tree in waking life and then sees it similarly in a dream, it means that the same condition will persist. In general, trees represent men or women of varying temperaments and dispositions. Trees may also symbolize conflicts and disputes. Unknown trees represent distress, worries, fears, and adversity, especially if seen in darkness. Sitting under the shade of a tree signifies profits and wealth, reliance on people in authority, or befriending wealthy individuals for material gain. For someone following innovation, sitting under a fruit-bearing tree indicates repentance and return to righteousness. Taking shelter under a barren tree signifies pursuing something that yields no benefit or comfort. Fragrant trees, flowering trees, the moringa tree, or henna plants represent scholars, teachers, or preachers who teach but do not practice what they preach. Citrus trees represent righteous individuals, wise people, and those whose inner state matches their outward actions. Palm trees, walnut trees, and similar trees represent people of high social status from whom no benefit is expected. Poplar trees, evergreen cypress trees, and saint trees represent stinginess and miserliness. Trees that renew their leaves annually, such as maples, signify poverty and wealth, memory and forgetfulness, joy and sorrow. Large evergreen trees represent longevity, wealth, jealousy, or steadfastness in religion. Climbing a tree signifies escaping danger or cautiously avoiding a troubling matter. Seeing an unknown tree inside one’s house signifies fire consuming the house or a dispute dividing the family. Common trees and city trees represent enemies or men seeking lawful earnings. Planting a sapling signifies marriage to a girl from a respected family and gaining status. Plane trees, sycamores, and similar trees represent strong and famous men who possess no wealth and bring little benefit to others. Thorny trees represent perplexed individuals. Cutting down a tree signifies the death of one’s wife, breach of contract, or violation of a covenant. A dried tree signifies the death of a traveler in an accident or the death of a sick person. If a ruler or authority figure carves symbols on a tree trunk, it signifies plotting someone’s destruction. Cutting it with a sickle signifies demanding what cannot be fulfilled. Taking money from a tree signifies lawful and blessed earnings from people associated with that trade or living among them. Planting trees in one’s garden signifies having children. A plane tree represents long life. Peach or plum trees represent short lifespan. Seeing trees surrounded by fragrant plants signifies a gathering to mourn or lament a loss. Tree leaves represent money. A tree outside one’s house represents relatives or servants. A female tree inside the house represents a woman, while a male tree represents a man. Seeing the forbidden tree is an evil omen. Seeing the tree near which God spoke to Moses, peace be upon him, signifies nearness to God Almighty. A dead tree represents guidance and wealth, for it provides fuel. Sitting beneath a tree with people praising God signifies blessings in this world and the Hereafter. Seeing the heavenly Tuba tree signifies a good end, ascetic life, or helping others. Mountain trees signify voluntary worship, effort, or unexpected profit. A palm tree represents a truthful word and the testimony of faith. Garlic trees, onion plants, gourds, or colocynth signify harsh or evil speech. Picking fruit that does not belong to the tree signifies carrying another’s wealth unjustly. A tree bearing foreign fruit represents an adulterous wife. Cutting a tree may signify murder or illness. Climbing a tree signifies meeting a powerful man, descending signifies separation, and falling signifies death from conflict. A broken right hand signifies the death of a sibling; a broken leg signifies loss of wealth. Blessed trees with thorns signify protection from sin. Walnut trees represent hard-earned wealth. Trees may also represent shops, businesses, tables, festivities, servants, livestock, restaurants, wealth, hidden treasures, storehouses, religions, or sects. A storm damaging or uprooting a tree signifies death, murder, calamity, or plague. Date and palm trees represent famous individuals, scholars, royal women, or influential mothers. Olive trees represent scholars, judges, physicians, or travelers. Trees are interpreted according to their benefit, harm, age, and origin. Seeing grapevines in winter signifies deception in business. Quince trees represent intelligent individuals who do not use their intellect beneficially. Almond trees represent foreigners or travelers. Reeds represent opposition or punishment. Pomegranate trees represent pious individuals whose thorns protect them from sin. Lotus trees represent noble and gracious people. Colocynth trees represent good but cowardly individuals lacking devotion. Oak trees represent kings, gnostics, poets, or soothsayers. Indigo plants represent learned Arabs. Dried palm trees represent hypocrites. Banana trees represent wealthy people who manage both religion and worldly life wisely. Jujube trees represent joy, authority, and leadership. Fig trees represent individuals who benefit family and deal justly with enemies. Berry trees represent generosity. Pistachio trees represent wealthy, humorous, and generous people. Peach trees represent righteous individuals with limited benefit, hypocrites, or beautiful wealthy women; picking their fruit signifies marriage. Apple trees represent steadfast and determined people. Plum trees represent wealthy and brave men. Pear trees represent Persian herbalists. Tamarisk trees represent hypocrites or thieves who harm the rich and help the poor. Bullace and damson trees represent those who benefit everyone. Sycamore trees represent steadfast, powerful, equitable, and wealthy individuals. Carob trees represent people of little benefit. Lemon trees represent beneficial individuals or charitable wealthy women. (Also see Sycamore tree, Evergreen, Oak tree, Palm tree, etcetera)
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