the well of Syria in which Yusuf (Joseph) was imprisoned, the well into which Joseph was thrown by his brothers

moon of Egypt-allusion

the Egyptian market where Joseph was brought to sell (used in allusions)

Aziz (King) of Egypt

Joseph of Egypt-allusion

(Metaphorically) Zulaikha (the wife of Potiphar, whose passion for Joseph is much celebrated in the East, particularly in the elegant Persian poems by Nizami, Jami and Khusrau)

the Egyptian women who blamed Zulaikha for loving Joseph

pyramids of Egypt, ancient Egyptian royal tombs of pyramidal shape

playground of the Pharaohs of Egypt

full moon, poetical description of a beauty or beloved, a beautiful person

bright moon, the full moon, every fourteenth date moon of the moon light year, beloved

full moon

the month of fast, Ramazan

moon of Kana.an-allusion to Joseph

the Month of Shawwal, the moon of eid, the month of joy, then month of eid

moon which has a sun-like splendor

moon which has a sun-like splendor

the well into which Joseph was thrown by his brothers

a water well

The well that digs near to the mines land of mercury and collected mercury in the well

the well of Syria in which Yusuf (Joseph) was imprisoned, the well into which Joseph was thrown by his brothers

dimple or pit in the chin

The cave of Nasshab (a city of Turkistan) from which the famous scientist Hakim Ibne Mukna of that time had risen an artificial moon, which gave light to the thieves and twelve miles and hid the day in cave

zamzam spring near Ka'aba

the well in which Rustam's brother Shaghad digged a well and hide some daggers and arch in and with guilefulness buried him with his horse named Raksh

the dimple of the chin

The cave of Nasshab (a city of Turkistan) from which the famous scientist Hakim Ibne Mukna of that time had risen an artificial moon, which gave light to the thieves and twelve miles and hid the day in cave

the dimple of the chin

The dimple of the chin

underground, observatory

the pit of Babel, a well where two fabulous angels, called Harut and Marnt, are said to hang with their heads downwards and to teach magic to mankind (are said to be hung as penalty for their love for Venus)

new moon

upon the moon

envy of moon, most beautiful even more than moon

an imaginary human made moon

moon of the 14th night

bottom of pit of chin, dimple

lover of the dimple of the chin

source, fount of dimple of chin

gross covered well

a well which is covered with grass

fruitless