In Section 60 of the story of Uyaynah and Raya in Jami's Haft Awrang (Silsilat al-Dhahab), the tree that grows from the graves of the deceased lovers serves as a powerful symbol of eternal love, post-mortem spiritual union, and remembrance. The tree's red and yellow lines symbolize their sallow complexions (from sorrow) and their blood-stained tears, representing a visual record of their tragic passion. This 'tree of love' (درخت سرشته عشق) functions as a natural monument that allows sensitive souls ('people of heart') to perceive and understand the lovers' ultimate sacrifice and spiritual state, transcending physical death.