Islamic Dream Interpretation of Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers

Seeing As in a dream symbolizes a person who keeps their promises. It indicates enduring goodness, a loyal woman, a man who will always stand by a woman, lasting positions, and eternal happiness. Dreaming of As represents enduring agreements and long-term joy.


Planting As seeds in a dream suggests careful reflection on matters and appropriate planning.


If someone dreams that they receive an As plant from a young person, it means that they will make a long-term peace agreement with an enemy (such as a truce).


If the person offering the plant is old, it means the dreamer will always remain happy and content.


Interpretation of a Rose Flower in a Dream:

A rose seen in a dream symbolizes money or a son. It may also signify the return of someone who has been on a journey or the receipt of a letter. Some interpreters believe that seeing a rose in a dream indicates a woman’s separation, the death of a son, an unprofitable business, or temporary joy. Thus, it is said that one should be like As (steadfast), not like the rose, which changes with a slight breeze, whereas As remains true to its nature.


Examples of Rose Dreams

If someone dreams that a young person gives them a rose, it means that the person’s enemy will make a false promise.


 

If a woman dreams that she plucks the rose before it blooms, it signifies a miscarriage.


Interpretation of Jasmine (Chambeli)

Professor Shahabuddin Qurani said that Jasmine (Chambeli) represents a combination of “Yas” (despair) and “Mein” (falsehood), so if someone dreams that they asked someone to do something and received a jasmine flower in return, it means that the task will not be fulfilled.


However, in my opinion, if someone dreams of losing hope and then seeing a jasmine flower, it indicates that their needs will eventually be met. This is because the word “Yas” (despair) and “Mein” (falsehood) combined signifies that when despair lies, hope emerges.



(Al-Martabah Al-Ulya fi Ta’bir al-Ru’ya – Imam Muhammad bin Rashid, d. 736 AH)