Garden

A garden symbolizes deeds, and burning it down means that your deeds will come to nothing.

[Ibnul Qayum]

A garden can symbolize a woman, the fruits of the garden her children, the width of the garden the length of her life.

The thickness of the trees symbolizes her thickness/body shape.

If one sees his garden dry, it symbolizes that he is distancing himself from intercourse with his wife, if he sees it watered he goes back to being intimate with her.

A strange man watering a person’s garden may symbolize that he will be unfaithful to the person’s wife.

Seeing an unfamiliar garden dry up symbolizes trouble.

A garden can also symbolize a large share of this life of happiness and joy.

A garden so big you can’t see its end symbolizes paradise.

Or the garden symbolizes a learned person or knowledge you will gain if you enter the garden or take possession of it.

Selling a garden symbolizes doing tawba and good deeds.

[abu Taher]

Anyone who finds themselves walking into an unfamiliar garden during a time when the leaves are falling from the trees and sees the leaves falling, or sees bare trees, will be in trouble.

If he sees a living garden with rivers of flowing water and castles and a woman calling him, he will become a martyr and enter paradise.

[ibn Qutaybah]