Ibrāhīm

Called his father and his people out of idolatry by argument — the star, the moon, the sun, each rising and setting — until only the One who neither rises nor sets remained.

The fire of his own people, migration after migration, and the command to sacrifice the son he was granted in old age.

The fire was made coolness and safety; the birds returned to him alive — certainty asked for, and granted.

Arguments are acts of mercy; a single man with proof outweighs a nation with habit.