Lebanese Khanjar-need Arabic translation

[bj211]

Can’t tell you about the authenticity of this piece, or how old it is, but here is what I see in the inscription:

The dot makes the whole difference.
With out it the word reads Hazeen, as Mr.AlAnizi indicated. But after some search, I found out that it is a dot and part of the word, and not just a dent.
The word with the dot reads Jezzin, which is an area in south Lebanon, famous for making such khanjars.

Sources:
http://www.aawsat.com/details.asp?se...508&issue=9388

http://www.lebanon.com/tourism/jezzin.htm

[S.Al-Anizi]

Thanks for the clarification Bj, I knew that a word like hazeen is strange there, and makes no sense, I must have not noticed that dot.