Al-'Aseelan Returns as Winter Brings News
Al-‘Aysalān flower, also known as the autumn lily, is a wild plant that appears in the fall. It is characterized by its pink to purple color and is found in northwestern Jordan, such as around Umm Qais. It is usually associated with the start of the rainy season in the Levant, where it is viewed as an indicator of imminent rainfall. This connection comes from local farmers' observations, which linked its appearance with increased humidity and the beginning of rains. Despite the beauty of its flowers, it is advised not to use it as medicine or for eating. It remains a natural symbol representing the start of autumn and the anticipation of the rainy season in Jordanian folklore.
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