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Dream Meanings

Nature & Sky

Wind

الريح

A gentle wind is mercy and welcome change; a violent storm-wind warns of trial and upheaval.


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What does Wind mean in a dream?

A gentle wind is mercy and welcome change; a violent storm-wind warns of trial and upheaval.

General Meaning

Soft, pleasant wind points to mercy, relief, and a favourable change; the Qur'an links good winds to glad tidings. A fierce, destructive wind warns of punishment, fitnah, or sweeping hardship.

A Favourable Sign

A gentle, pleasant breeze foretells mercy, relief, and welcome change.

A Cautionary Sign

A violent storm-wind warns of upheaval, conflict, or a sweeping trial to weather.

For Your Situation

If you are a man

For a man, a favourable wind points to circumstances turning in his favour.

If you are a woman

For a woman, a gentle breeze reflects ease and a pleasant change entering her days.

If you are travelling

For a traveller, a fair wind is a hopeful sign of a smooth journey.

If you are unmarried

For the unmarried, a gentle breeze can point to welcome news or a favourable change approaching in their affairs.

If you are married

For the married, a soft wind through the home reflects ease and a pleasant shift in the marriage's atmosphere.

If you are a parent

For a parent, a mild, pleasant wind can reflect a season of relief and ease entering the family's affairs.

If you are a child

If a child dreams of wind, a gentle breeze is a happy, playful sign, while a strong wind just means change is coming and it will pass safely.

If you are pregnant

For an expectant mother, a gentle breeze is a hopeful sign of ease and comfort as she nears her time.

If you are ill

For the sick, a soft, cool wind can point to relief and comfort arriving, while a harsh wind urges patience through a rough spell.

If you seek knowledge

For a student, a favourable wind can point to circumstances aligning smoothly for their studies or exams.

Source: Ibn Sīrīn tradition. Traditional interpretations are contextual and never guarantee an outcome.

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