Palace

To see oneself in a palace adorned with sparkling chandeliers in a dream signifies, for a young man, an unexpected reward; for one of mature age, a new and exceedingly auspicious undertaking; and for a woman, a very cheerful and entertaining gathering which she will greatly admire and enjoy.

To see oneself in a palace is interpreted as an unforeseen advancement on account of one’s diligence in one’s work. For a person of middle age, it is also interpreted as meeting someone new and exceedingly auspicious. For a woman, it is interpreted as a spouse who will make her happy.

To see a palace in a dream is a sign of wealth and happiness. A great, magnificent, beautiful palace signifies a splendid marriage which everyone will envy and a promising future.

To see that one is in a palace and that certain people are serving one around them signifies that, if one does not exercise care, one’s affairs will go from bad to worse, and that one’s rivals are not idle but are continually plotting one’s downfall. According to another narration: To see a palace in a dream is a sign of property, rank, and pasta.

To see a great palace filled within with happy people signifies that one shall have an affair at the gate of the state and that one’s sorrows shall come to an end.

Ibn Sīrīn: To see a palace in a dream signifies honour, dignity, and rank. Entering the palace may denote attaining great authority, while departing from the palace may signify sorrow or regret. A ruined palace, however, reminds one of the Hereafter.

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 work and responsibility, emotional life, success and reputation, the emotional tone in the dream and how the symbol concludes in the dream should be evaluated together.