Ghaza

Ibn Sirin said: Whoever sees himself waging jihad for the sake of Allah, he and his household will continue upon the path of truth. His blessings will increase, and his wealth will multiply.

To see oneself turning away from the ghaza in a dream indicates that compassion toward one’s household will diminish.

Kirmani says: Whoever sees himself waging ghaza and prevailing over the unbelievers will become a person of honor and virtue. To see the people of a land waging ghaza indicates that he will attain great worth and rank. The dreamer will attain his desire. He will prevail over his adversary.

According to Jabir al-Maghribi: To wage ghaza alone against an unbeliever in a dream indicates wealth you will acquire by force, and that you will ruin your adversary. To see oneself waging ghaza against the unbelievers and emerging victorious has the same interpretation as above.

Whoever sees himself defeated by his enemy in the ghaza he has undertaken, it indicates that you will suffer hardship in livelihood. He will earn his sustenance with difficulty. To see oneself killed at the hands of the unbelievers in the ghaza indicates prosperity, joy, lawful wealth, and longevity.

To see oneself setting out for ghaza together with the ghazis indicates keeping one’s word, advancing upon the straight path, and being generous. To see oneself returning from the ghaza after the war indicates well-being, deliverance, joy, and relief.

The dreamer’s desire will be fulfilled. If he is abroad, he will return to his homeland auspiciously and without difficulty. If he is ill, it indicates that he will recover.

It can be read as a sign of easing, receiving support, gaining morale, or a fruitful development.

Underestimating opportunities, succumbing to comfort, or being late may reduce the positive effect.

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