Potiphar's wife, referred to as Zuleikah in the narrative. She becomes infatuated with Joseph, hosts a banquet where noblewomen cut their hands upon seeing him, and later attempts to seduce him. When he refuses and flees, she chases him, tears his tunic, and frames him for adultery.
Zuleikha's defiance of household norms creates recurring friction with Potiphar's authority, culminating in direct confrontation.
Potiphar acts as a narrative observer, tracking Zuleikha's descent into obsession and intervening when court stability is threatened.
Jacob's spiritual legacy indirectly shapes the moral landscape Zuleikha eventually witnesses and respects.
Their relationship is defined by physical and cultural separation, with no direct engagement throughout the season.
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