Lebanon and Beirut's symbol
The article narrates a story about an icon of Jesus Christ depicting His crucifixion. During the renovation of a house in Beirut, rented by a Jew, the icon was left behind unintentionally. Later, another person rented the house and discovered that the icon was still there. He was then attacked by Jewish assailants who tried to kill him with a knife. It is worth noting that this icon is considered one of Beirut’s miracles and is narrated in historical texts by religious figures and historians. It has become a spiritual symbol and a source of wonders, embodying a metaphysical reconciliation with the human entity and spiritual salvation from atheism.
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