It has been introduced in the dictionary in the names of stones of victory (Hajaro-l- zafar), the stone of prevalence (Hajaro-l-ghalabeh), the stone of eye (Hajaro-l-ein), and the stone of dignity (Hajaro-l-Jah). Jaber-ibne-Hayan in Alnajaf spells called the turquoise (Firoozeh) the stone of prevalence, dignity, and victory.The Arabs have named the Turquoise, Firoozj, Hajaro-l-Ghalabah (prevalence Stone), Hajaro-l- Haya (The modesty stone), and Hajaro-l-Ain (The stone of eye). They have called it Hajaro-l-Ghalabah and Hajaro-lHaya, because they believed that anyone has Turquoise by itself, will overcome the enemy and they called it Hajaro-l-Ain because believed that it is useful for the evil eye.
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