jabr(m): oppression, compulsion

Description of jabr: Jabr is an Arabic word meaning "force," "restoration," or "compulsion," historically denoting a mathematical operation of restoring or balancing equations by moving terms across sides. Unlike its modern derivative algebra, which stems from Al-Khwarizmi's treatise Al-Jabr formalizing quadratic solutions, it originally lacked symbolic notation, relying on rhetorical descriptions of roots and squares. Differs from the proper name Jabr, a Christian slave from Hadramaut accused by Quraysh of teaching Prophet Muhammad,