red wolf in dream

According to Ibn Sirin's interpretation, the wolf in dreams symbolizes enmity and cunning, as it expresses an unjust and cunning person in the dreamer's life. The appearance of wolves in a dream also indicates the presence of people who are characterized by hypocrisy, deceit, or even theft and robbery. The wolf is a symbol of extreme hostility and intense confrontations mixed with deception.

Ibn Sirin added that whoever sees a wolf in his dream may be accusing others of falsehood and injustice, based on the story in which the wolf was innocent of the blood of Joseph, peace be upon him, but was falsely accused. The wolf in the dream may also indicate fear of enemies. In rare cases, if the wolf is seen transforming into another animal or a human, this may be interpreted as the repentance of a person who was stealing.

The wolf in dreams is considered a sign of evil and harm. This symbol can suggest the presence of an enemy with a bad reputation and behavior in the dreamer's life. In other interpretations, the wolf may refer to a brave and chivalrous young man or a woman who is able to manage responsibilities efficiently.

Interpretation of seeing a wolf in a dream by Sheikh Nabulsi

A wolf represents a person with strong influence and the ability to dominate. A smaller wolf represents someone who causes harm but does not have great power or influence, such as assistants to those in authority.

When seeing a female wolf in a dream, this may express a woman who directs her family members to harm others. If the dreamer sees a dead wolf, this means the inability of a tyrant or enemy to harm, reinforced by the weakness of his enemies and opponents. Hearing a wolf howling in a dream portends the existence of a conspiracy being hatched against the dreamer, while the presence of a pack of wolves reflects the presence of a group of people seeking to cause harm.

Interpretation of seeing a wolf in a dream Al-Osaimi

When a person dreams that a wolf is staring at him from afar, this is an indication that someone is watching him carefully and waiting for the right opportunity to harm him. If the dreamer hunts a wolf in the dream, this heralds the end of the distress and hardships that were weighing him down, such as recovering from a severe illness that was troubling his life. However, if the dreamer works in the sheep and goat trade and sees a wolf in his dream, the dream expresses deep fears of business deterioration and financial losses.