Trees and plants

All tree varieties symbolize men/people, the different characteristics of the trees are found in the person the trees symbolize. Therefore, look at the tree’s characteristics such as utility, scent, what it carries, etc.
Whoever gets from its fruits will get money from the person the tree symbolizes.
If you see yourself in a garden eating fruit from a tree, it suggests that you will receive money from a rich woman.
If you find yourself picking fruit from the roots of the tree, you will end up in a dispute with a high-ranking person whom you will win over.
If you find yourself lying under a tree, you will have many children and descendants.
Whoever sees grass or trees growing on his body will receive much good and grace, as long as it does not grow over his sight, hearing and paralyze his body parts.
[ibn Qutaybah]

Trees, in general, symbolize men, whose qualities can be measured by the splendor of the tree, its length, good fragrance and the taste of its fruit.

Ibn Sirin said that good trees symbolize good words and bad trees symbolize bad words, for Allah says:

“HAVE YOU not considered the parable that Allah makes of the good word? [Det goda ordet] is like a strong and healthy tree, firmly rooted, stretching its branches towards the sky – [ett träd] which, according to the will of its Lord, bears fruit continually. Allah presents [Sina] parables to people for [väcka dem till] reflection.
But the bad word is like a bad, diseased tree, uprooted from the earth – it has no root.” [ibrahim:24]

All fruitless trees symbolize poor people who have no money.
To be seen picking anything other than fruit from a tree symbolizes acquiring money in a forbidden way.
If you see a tree bearing fruit other than its original fruit, it symbolizes a married woman bearing another man’s child.
If the tree is in his possession, it is his own wife.

Cutting down a tree can symbolize that you are going to kill someone or it can indicate that the person who cut down the tree or his family is suffering from a disease. Or it could symbolize a boycott between the owner of the tree and the person who cut it down.

[abu Taher]

Whoever has a tree in his property, or shades himself in its shade, or benefits from its fruit, or takes any other benefit from it, will receive some benefit/gain from an honorable person, or from any of one’s parents, spouse, children, teachers, or leaders, etc.

If the person is unmarried, it symbolizes that he will get married.
The benefit you will get from the tree symbolized is measured in the benefit of the tree you have seen.
If the tree is close to budding and bearing fruit, it indicates that the good that the tree symbolizes will come in the near future.
If the tree has lost its fruits and leaves, it indicates a longer wait.

If the tree’s fruits are easy to pick, what the tree symbolizes will come to you easily and without hassle.
On the other hand, if its fruits are hard to reach, prickly, bitter or rotten, it describes the person the tree symbolizes as stingy, difficult to deal with or a person with forbidden assets.

Different fruits gathered in one place indicate a pleasant profit and benefit.
The more scattered the fruits are, the more difficult it will be to collect these gains.
Fruits that are not protected in a casing but can be eaten directly, such as apples, pears and grapes, symbolize easily accessible money and assets you will receive.

Whoever sees a large tree bearing abundant fruit will receive money, the same applies if he picks leaves from it.
If you see yourself picking fruit while sitting, it symbolizes easy money.
Seeing an unknown tree without leaves is a source of worry and sadness.

Planting beneficial trees for the benefit of people can be interpreted in different ways.
If the person who sows the tree is learned, it indicates that he will write a book or that people will benefit from his knowledge.

If the one who plants the tree is devoted in worship, people in his presence will benefit from his devotion.
If it is a businessman who sows the tree, it may symbolize that he is doing a waqf [Waqf is doing a charity whose benefit is ongoing, like digging a well for the needy].
But if you see yourself planting a bad tree, or sowing it in a tight spot, it suggests the opposite.

Seeing yourself planting a plant during a time/season it usually does not grow, it suggests that the good or evil the plant symbolizes will not last.
The same applies if you plant a plant that needs constant watering in a dry place. Then the person the plant symbolizes will not be long-lived and at the same time will not get it easily or it symbolizes his death.

If the tree symbolizes a king/leader, its leaves are his weapons and soldiers, its fruits are his assets.
If the tree symbolizes a learned person, the leaves and its fruits symbolize his books and knowledge.
If the tree symbolizes a woman, it can be interpreted as her fertility and children.
If the tree is a businessman, it symbolizes his merchandise.
If the tree is a child or relatives, then the leaves symbolize their dress.
If the tree is a person devoted in worship to Allah, the leaves symbolize his students and his voluntary forms of worship.

What then happens for good or bad change in the leaves and fruit of the tree explains the state of the above.

If you see several trees in your property, it can be interpreted in different ways depending on who sees it.

If it is a person with power, he will rule over places or soldiers whose number can be measured in the number of trees he owned.
If the person is learned, the number of trees symbolizes his knowledge.
If the person is devout in worship, it symbolizes his good deeds.
Or it can symbolize a person’s children, relatives or property, animals or even trade.
If the person is poor, it can symbolize money, the amount of which is measured in the number of trees.
What then happens positively or negatively with these trees goes back to what they symbolized for each person.

If you see yourself cutting down a tree that people need, you will do something that hurts people. However, if the tree you cut down is a tree that disturbs/hurts people, you will remove a nuisance from people, such as an injustice or an oppressor or a bida’ (innovation in religion)
[ibn Soror]