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The name Sahyoun ( Zion) is the Arabic for "Dry parched desert", a place of dryness, no water". Mohammad used to refer to Mecca as Sahyoun .

It is mentioned in The Bible but never pointed out as to where it is, only later it was adopted by jews and referred to Jerusalem which is a Hill area not a flat dry desert.

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