Joseph's father, mentioned at the beginning of the story as recalling memories. He favored Joseph above his other sons, which incited the jealousy of his other children.
Their competing spheres of influence create indirect rivalry, with Potiphar's political survival clashing against Jacob's spiritual authority.
Though not direct allies, both characters function as stabilizing forces within their respective domains during times of crisis.
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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