Jabal

In the Bible, Jabal is a figure who is considered a pioneer of animal husbandry, tent-dwelling, and architecture. His story is said to teach Christians the value of innovation and industry in service to God and humanity. 

• Genesis 4:20 According to the Bible, Jabal was the first son of Lamech by Adah and the founder of nomadism. 
• Stewardship Jabal’s work reflects the biblical principle of stewardship, which calls on humans to manage and cultivate the earth’s resources responsibly. 
• Creativity and innovation Jabal’s example encourages believers to pursue creativity and innovation in various fields as a way to glorify God and serve others. 
• Origin of ancient social patterns Jabal, along with his brothers Jubal and Tubal-cain, is considered an originator of ancient social patterns. 

Jabal may also refer to:

Jabal al-Nour A mountain in Saudi Arabia that is significant in Islam because it is associated with the early life of the Prophet Muhammad. The mountain is also known as the Mountain of Light. 

Jabal Amil A region in Lebanon that is thought to have one of the oldest Shia communities in history.