Zabih

A name for a brave and selfless individual who is willing to make sacrifices for the greater good.

In Islamic tradition, the term "Zabih" refers to an individual who performs the religious act of sacrificial killing of an animal, with the intention of seeking Allah's pleasure and reward. In Muslim communities, this act, known as "Udhiyah" or "Qurbani," is typically practiced during the pilgrimage season of Hajj, but can also be done at other times of the year. The sacrifice of an animal is meant to symbolize the Prophet Ibrahim's (Abraham) willingness to obey God's command to sacrifice his beloved son Ishmael. The ritual of animal sacrifice is an important aspect of Islamic culture, as it serves to remind Muslims of their submission to Allah and their commitment to what is considered a righteous act.