the shadow of Huma (an mythological bird) who is considered blessed

trust of shadow

the shadow of the Huma (imaginary bird) which is considered a symbol of good fortune

the wing of the bird Huma whose wing's shadow when cast on someone is considered to make that person a king

God's own shadow, (met.) a great king

good fortune because of Huma-name of a fabulous bird commonly regarded in the East as a bird of happy omen, if it's wing overshadows someones's head he will in time wear a crown)

shadow of an imaginary bird huma which is said to confer kingship to the person if it lands on the head or casts its shadow

shadow of face

shadow of the wall

bird of happy omen, zenith of fortune

shadow of beloved tresses

in the service of a King

shadow of beloved's tresses

divine mercy

providing shade, shadow cast

affection, mercy

God's own shadow, (met.) a great king

an inanimate object, something that does not exist, imaginary, rare

in the shadow

(met.) an ill omen

guardianship, affection

shadow of affection

(Metaphorically) benevolence, kindness

the wing which possesses the strength to flight fly

relaxed person, who has no worries, prosperous

Gabriel's wing

shadowy tree, kind, generous person, shade-providing tree

(met.) Prophet Muhammad

take (someone) under one's wing or tutelage or protection, become a guardian (of)