Islamic Meaning: Seeing a Mouse in a Dream

Seeing a grey, white, black, or brown mouse or killing an already dead mouse in a dream could have many meanings or interpretations in Islam, which is explained below.

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According to Ibn Sirin رحمة الله عليه, the greatest dream interpreter of Islam, a mouse in the dream represents an evil woman who looks to be pious and religious.

Seeing a mouse digging a hole in a dream represents a thief. 

Color of the Mouse

Seeing a black mouse in a dream represents nighttime.

Seeing a white mouse in a dream represents daytime.

Catching a Mouse

Catching a mouse in a dream means that the dreamer would marry an evil woman who looks pious and religious.

According to Ismail Isha’at رحمة الله علي, catching a mouse without a tail in a dream means that the dreamer would get married to a character-less woman.

Mice at Home

Seeing many mice in your house in a dream identical to each other means that many evil/hypocritical women would get together in his house.

Seeing a mouse in the bed means that the person intends to corrupt a corrupt woman.

If a mouse leaves one’s house in a dream, blessings will depart from that house, and its earnings will diminish.

Dreaming of a pet mouse symbolizes the presence of a servant or housekeeper in your life.

Mouse in clothes

Dreaming of a mouse in your shirt symbolizes a female friend from whom no benefits will arise.

According to Ibrahim Karmani رحمة الله علي, seeing a mouse coming out of the nose or penis or any other body part, then it means a hypocritic girl would be born to him.

Killing a Mouse

Killing a mouse by hand in a dream indicates an upcoming problem.

Killing a mouse by foot in a dream signifies leaving an evil woman.

Throwing a stone at the mouse in a dream is a sign that the dreamer will make false allegations about someone.

Eating the mouse in a dream is a sign of the eating wealth of a characterless woman.

Disclaimer: The material used for the interpretation of dreams has been extracted from the Ibn Sirin book for dream interpretations. You can read the book here.