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quran:37:103 –

And when they had both submitted and he put him down upon his forehead,

And when they had both submitted, ˹when˺ they had submitted to and were prepared to comply with God’s command, exalted be He, and he had laid him down on his forehead, ˹when˺ he had pushed him down to the ground thereon — every human being has two brows (jabīn) between which is the forehead (jabha); this was at Minā. Abraham passed the knife across his ˹son’s˺ throat but it did not do anything, by some impediment of the Divine Power,

القرآن:٣٧:١٠٣ –

فَلَمَّا أَسْلَمَا وَتَلَّهُ لِلْجَبِينِ

{فلما أسلما} خضعا وانقادا لأمر الله تعالى {وتله للجبين} صرعه عليه، ولكل إنسان جبينان بينهما الجبهة وكان ذلك بمنى، وأمرَّ السكين على حلقه فلم تعمل شيئا بمانع من القدرة الإلهية.

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