Islam

Dreaming of the mosque’s pulpit, rostrum, or tribune holds significant symbolism, representing an Arab ruler, a prestigious Muslim figure, or the Muslim community at large.

• Delivering philanthropic speeches from the pulpit: (1) If the dreamer is a specialist, it signifies a rise in status and the acquisition of power. (2) For a layman, it indicates recognition for their righteousness and moral standing.

• However, if a layperson delivers inappropriate or vulgar speeches from the rostrum:

• It suggests that the dreamer will face severe consequences, possibly even crucifixion.

• If a ruler dreams of the mosque’s rostrum being broken while they are standing on it or being forcibly removed: (1) It implies that the ruler will be dethroned or lose their position of power. (2) Alternatively, it could signify the ruler’s demise. (3) If the dreamer is not a ruler, the interpretation may apply to someone with a similar name or from the same tribe or community. For someone of low status without influential connections, it foretells a grim fate, such as being brought before the ruler and subjected to crucifixion or hanging for various reasons.