Holy Book in dream meaning

Holy Book (Qur’an; The Last Revelation)

Represents:

A king, ruler, or judge dealing with divine law.
Knowledge, wisdom, power, or spiritual authority.
A spouse, child, wealth, or inheritance.
Gardens, heavens, places of worship.
Longevity, glad tidings, or admonition.

Positive Meanings

Carrying or buying the Qur’an → living by it, power, knowledge, prosperity, religious distinction.
Handwriting copies → piety, scholarship, business success (for scholars).
Reading before the Prophet (pbuh) → commitment to memorization.
Recovering from illness if sick.
Victory over enemies, repentance if sinful.
Seeing pages crooked → satisfaction with what one has, fulfilling duties.
Kissing the Qur’an → reverence and adherence.
Child pecking words from Qur’an in lap → a pious child who memorizes it.
Spreading pages flat → seeking and receiving wisdom, inheritance.
Eating pages (with good intent) → livelihood from teaching, reciting, or copying the Qur’an.

Negative Meanings

Holy Book disappears, burns, or washed away → death of a ruler/judge.
Swallowing Qur’an (by a ruler) → death; (by a judge) → bribery.
Erasing writings → exile (for ruler) or death (for judge).
Licking to erase → committing a grave sin.
Witness erasing → denying testimony.
Eating pages → bribery or wrongful earnings.
Tearing pages → ingratitude, denying God’s favors.
Blank pages inside → hypocrisy, pretending to be religious.
Stealing a Qur’an → negligence in prayer, cheating in worship.
Losing the Qur’an → loss of knowledge, position, or job.
Trying to eat pages but failing → trying to memorize Qur’an but forgetting.

Key Warnings

Doing in a dream what one would abhor in real life with the Qur’an = loss of devotion and faith.
Swallowing or erasing = extreme corruption and sin.
Snatched Qur’an = loss of employment or knowledge.

⚜️ Overall:
The Qur’an in a dream is a central symbol of faith, power, guidance, and responsibility. Its presence can elevate one spiritually or materially, but misuse, distortion, or neglect brings grave warnings of loss, hypocrisy, or divine punishment.