Al-Raha : The mill denotes the livelihood of its owner and his store, and everyone who lives with him or whoever serves him and fixes his food and marries him from a wife and a slave . Perhaps it indicated travel to its rotation, and perhaps it indicated the epidemic and the war to crush it . Arabs and poets often express it from them, so whoever buys a mercy gets married if he is celibate, or his daughter’s husband or son, or buys a servant for intercourse or for service, or travels if he is a traveler, and if he is poor, he will benefit from what is sufficient, because Al-Raha only needs it Who has what to grind in it . As for the one who sets up a mill in which to grind people on water, sea or other things, he opens a shop or a store if he does not have a store, and generates his livelihood in it if he has been unable to, or he sits for people with the help of a ruler of government, benefit or trust, and he has a sense of the people . As for the one who takes the flour in his hand, he will marry, be comfortable, or have intercourse, because the two stones are like the couple, and the suture is like the male and the infirm . And if she was without a pole, then sexual intercourse was forbidden, and two women may be disgusting, and if he did not have any of that, then perhaps he mediates the contract between a couple or two partners, or he travels seeking sustenance . As for the great ravages if they are seen in the middle of the city or in the mosques, if it is a country of war, then it is war, especially if it is grinding fire or rock . Otherwise, it was a mill, especially if the ground was exempt barley, or water, mud and lean meat . Some of them said : Al- Raha on the water, a man with a lot of money flowing on his hands, a caretaker of affairs, and whoever sought refuge in him, his good grandfather saw a wind turning, a good amount of flour . And the stream of water that enters Al-Raha from the direction of this mentioned . Perhaps it was al-Raha if it was a journey . If it goes without wheat, then it is riot, and if it turns crooked, the food will be boiled . Two ruthless men are partners that no one else is prepared to fix . It was narrated that a man saw as if he was turning without water, so he told his vision on a crossing, and he said : Your life has come close . The wind left an argument that does not survive . And the brokenness of the raha is different in its interpretation, some of them indicate the relief of the owner of the worries, and some of them said it indicates the death of its owner . And whoever sees him grinding up, he will be better off the hard work of others . Al-Raha denotes war, because the Arabs say that there is war .