Lamp-first-meaning

Category: Objects

Islamic Interpretation

For a woman with child, carrying a lamp foretells the birth of a boy. For an ailing person, a lamp symbolizes his life force; a dimming lamp predicts his demise. Repairing a lamp indicates recovery from sickness. A lamp with weak power suggests health concerns for a pregnant woman. A bright lamp illuminating an entire home signifies virtue within that household. Extinguishing the lights in one's home points to the owner's doubtful nature, monetary struggles, his own death, or the death of a parent, spouse, child, or invalid. Witnessing a sick person ascend skyward with a lamp signifies the soul's return to its Creator. Drawing light from another's lamp means gaining knowledge. Putting out an oil lamp's flame represents trying to hide truth by contesting an honest witness, but failing in the case. Bearing a lit lamp in daytime depicts a devout and upright individual. Walking with a lamp at night denotes observing nocturnal prayers and devotion. For a naturally pious person, this brings advantage; otherwise, he will witness marvels. Carrying a lamp after dark also signifies turning away from transgressions. Holding an unlit lamp, candle, or torch warns of commercial failure or occupational issues. A lamp full of oil that does not ignite signifies grief and worry. (Also see Lamp stand, Wick)

πŸ“– Understanding This Dream

This interpretation of seeing Lamp-first-meaning in your dream is based on classical Islamic scholarship and traditional sources. Dream interpretations in Islam are considered a form of guidance, but they should be understood in the context of your personal circumstances and spiritual state. For matters of significant importance, we recommend consulting with a qualified Islamic scholar.

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