Feast of the Sacrifice

It signifies being saved from destruction, reliving a joy of the past, and being freed from debt and imprisonment.

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For one who sees the Feast of the Sacrifice in his dream, it is interpreted as the return of a joy that has passed, the attainment of one’s wish, and deliverance from every kind of danger. If he sees himself at the Feast of the Sacrifice, then, if he is imprisoned, it is interpreted that he will be freed, and if he is in debt, that his debt will be paid.

Seeing the Feast of the Sacrifice in a dream is interpreted as joy. One who sees himself slaughtering a sacrificial animal at the Feast of the Sacrifice and distributing its meat with his own hands will always be known as an accepted person in the affairs of this world and the Hereafter, and, by virtue of the sacrificial animal, will be secure from the punishment of the Hereafter. Whoever sees himself observing the customs of the feast in order to celebrate the Feast of the Sacrifice, and exchanging greetings with his elders and juniors in order to gain the respect of the former and the affection of the latter; if he is in debt, he will be freed from his debt; if he is afflicted, from his affliction; and if he is ill, from his pain, and he will attain comfort and peace. Alternatively, the days of the feast signify joy and happiness.

According to another narration: Seeing the Feast of the Sacrifice in a dream signifies the return of a joy that has passed and deliverance from destruction. Whoever sees himself at the Feast of the Sacrifice in a dream, if he is imprisoned, will be freed. If he is in debt, he will pay his debt. Whoever sees himself at the Feast of Ramadan will be freed from sorrow and grief, and joy and ease will come to him, and his repentance will be accepted. If his property has been lost or he has suffered a loss, Allah (the Almighty) will grant him compensation for it. The feast seen in a dream signifies relief and joy. If one who has lost something sees himself in a dream on the day of the feast, the thing he lost will come into his possession. Seeing the feast in a dream signifies abundant livelihood.

Ibn Sirin: Seeing the Feast of the Sacrifice in a dream signifies going on pilgrimage, fulfilling a vow, the removal of sorrow, and the mercy of Allah.

Ibn Sirin: Seeing the Feast of the Sacrifice in a dream signifies joy, deliverance, freedom from debt, and nearness to Allah.

With the right perspective, it can signify restoring balance, recovery, and developing a new understanding.

Uncertainty, indecision, or a tendency to take on excessive burden may be observed.

In the interpretation, the themes of work and responsibility, success and reputation, the emotional tone in the dream, and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.