[[Fasciculus:Mecca zamzam.jpg|thumb|Homines ad puteum Zamzam.]]
'''Puteus Zamzam,''' vel '''Zamzam''' tantum ([[Arabice]] زمزم) est [[puteus]] intra [[mescita]]m [[Masjid al-Haram|al-Haram]] [[Mecca]]e in [[Arabia Saudiana]] situs, 20 [[metrum|metra]] ad [[oriens|orientem]] versus [[KaabaCaaba]]m iacens,<ref>"Zamzam Studies and Research Centre," Saudi Geological Survey, 19 Iunii 2013.</ref> loci sanctissimi in [[Islam]]. Apud Mussulmanos, puteus est fons [[aqua]]e a [[Deus (Islam)|Deo]] mirabiliter generatus, abhinc annorum [[milia]] ortus, cum [[Ismael]] ([[Ismael (Islam)|ʼIsmāʻīl]]), [[filius]] [[Abraham|Abrahae]] ([[Abraham (Islam)|Ibrāhīm]]), sitiens ut [[aqua]]m haberet vagiebat. Milliones [[peregrinatio|peregrinatorum]] puteum quotannis visunt cum peregrinationes [[hajj]] vel [[umrah]] perfunguntur ut eius [[aqua]]m bibant.<!--
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==Nexus externi==
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*Careem, S. H. A. [[2005]]. [http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2005/01/30/fea36.html The Miracle of Zamzam,] ''Sunday Observer,'' 30 Ianuarii 2005.<!--brief history of the well and information on the alleged health benefits of Zamzamits water-->
