Islamic dream dictionary
Blacksmith Dream Meaning
The blacksmith represents any respectable man or a respectedking, who is respected as much as he is skilled in his work. It may beindicative of kings obeying him, if the dreamer is a king, because theanvil is under him and the anvil represents power.
Symbol
Blacksmith
The blacksmith represents any respectable man or a respectedking, who is respected as much as he is skilled in his work. It may beindicative of kings obeying him, if the dreamer is a king, because theanvil is under him and the anvil represents power.
Possible contexts
Meaning may change by timing, feeling, people present, clarity, and whether the dream was peaceful or disturbing.
Classical meaning
The blacksmith represents any respectable man or a respectedking, who is respected as much as he is skilled in his work. It may beindicative of kings obeying him, if the dreamer is a king, because theanvil is under him and the anvil represents power. Moreover, if the blacksmith is making plows for tilling the soil, he isserving the person indicated by the land. If he is making nails for doors,he will serve prominent peopl e and enjoy an easy life because of them. If he is making nails for wooden clogs, he will serve people who wearthem. If he is making nails for ships, he will serve people of prominentposition who travel by sea. If he is making them for fishermen, he willse rve people of low status. A man said: I dreamt that I became a blacksmith. Shaykh Shihaabud - Deen said to him: You will become a gatekeeper for a man of highstatus. Another man said: I dreamt that I was blowing the bellows of theblacksmith without fire. He said: You move about a great deal, but it isto no avail.
Allah knows best. This is not a fatwa.
Source: Book by Ibn Sireen
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