Dream meanings based on islamic tradition

Snake biting on back in dreams in Islam

~March 14, 2023~

The back of a person in a dream symbolizes many things, including their power, good fortune, respect, renown, master, devastation, the end, poverty, old age, and the burdens they carry.

According to one famous muslim dream interpreter, the back of a person in a dream represents the acclaim or criticism one receives from others, recognition or rejection, respect or dishonor, or one’s responsibilities.

Being bitten on the back by a snake (or serpent) in a dream is a simile for the dreamer’s undue reliance on a powerful individual. This reliance may be material, in the sense that it requires financial support, or emotional, in the sense that it requires psychological support. Dependency on either category is conceivable.

According to one interpretation, the dream is exhibing the fact that the dreamer is quite concerned about potential betrayals or disappointments in his current personal affairs.

According to another source, a snakebite in your back could reveal an unexpected setback in an area of your life to which you were not paying sufficient attention. Also, it may refer to a disturbing event that occurs when you are unprepared or when no one close to you anticipated it.

May Allah, the most Merciful, will keep you and your family safe from any harm that may come your way, and that you will never have to go through anything that even comes close to being comparable to what you have just been through.

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The image of being bitten by a serpent indicates that you may be facing either a prospective or real money challenge. I ask Allah to protect you and your loved ones from suffering such calamity.

Similar to this, the dream is trying to tell you that there is an issue that needs to be resolved right away. This could be a dispute you are trying to escape, a duty you have to carry out, or a harsh truth you have to face and embrace.

Read more in snake biting my hand in dreams in Islam.

A nightmare in which a serpent attacks your leg means that you are experiencing difficulties with your sense of independence, your ability to reach your personal objectives, or there may be a disruption in some aspect of your life.

Holding a black snake indicates that the proprietor will command a large army. In other words, if you are able to become empowered, confront this individual with authority, and defeat him, you may become a leader, gaining the respect and adulation of your peers.

Read more in snake biting my leg in a dream.

One Islamic interpretation for a dream about battling a serpent is that the dreamer will face his adversaries in the real world. Indeed, what transpires during the dream’s encounter with the serpent is significant; for example, if the dreamer is effective in vanquishing the serpent, he will accomplish his goals and be happy. He is warned that if he loses the forthcoming battle with the serpent, he will fail in the real world.

If you have a dream in which you are killing snakes, it is a sign that you do not want to tolerate a new circumstance in your waking life and are determined to get rid of it. This interpretation holds that the serpent is symbolic of something in the world that you consider to be utterly unjust, unconscionable, or revolting. 

If you fall in real life, may Allah (s.w.t.) protect you from injury and hear your prayers when you call on him for assistance. May he also answer your prayers.

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