• Witnessing a gathering of witches with a specific goal: Watch out for adversaries. • Dreaming of a sorcerer performing an action warranting gratitude: The dreamer may be blamed for the sorcerer’s misconduct, or vice versa. • Enchanting someone out of love and desire: Both parties may become mentally entrapped by each other. • Seeing a sorcerer employing an apple in their magic: The dreamer may be enticing or misleading their son. • Using a butterfly in witchcraft: Indicates a female victim. Sorcery and sorcerers symbolize dishonesty, falsehoods, discord, deceitful schemes, diabolical temptations, vanity, atheism, and similar negative traits, as well as the breakdown of marital bonds. They also represent despicable actions and futile, incapable, or malicious endeavors. A sorcerer or witch embodies an unfair, untrustworthy, wicked, and malevolent enemy. The term “sehr,” Arabic for sorcery, sounds similar to “sahar,” the period just before dawn when dreams are said to be most likely to come true. Dreaming of this time may suggest involvement in magic or sinful behavior, requiring repentance and seeking forgiveness from God. Dreaming of becoming a wizard signifies perpetual failure, as indicated by a Quranic verse. Being bewitched or under an evil spell in a dream implies facing plots and vexations, particularly if the enchanter is a genie. Engaging in or being a victim of sorcery in a dream predicts causing the separation of a couple through slander and malicious acts. Attempting sorcery without success signifies failed attempts to harm others. If women are seen pelting stones with a slingshot in a dream, it suggests sorcery and malevolent intentions. Sorcery in dreams also represents deception, arrogance, and disbelief. If jinn are involved in sorcery in the dream, their effects will be intensified.