It's quite apparent that many Muslim brothers and sisters have a darkish spot on their forehead and mark called the "hint of prostration". 
Such marks at the brow are extensive in spiritual traditions denoting piety.
The darkish spot in is known as zebibah, Arabic for raisin, and is a darkish circle of callused skin, or in a few instances a sticking out bump, among the hairline and the eyebrows.
It emerges immediate wherein worshipers press their foreheads into the floor at some stage in everyday prayers.
How is it significant?
Owing to its societal importance it's also referred to as a very significant religious signal.
While a few Muslims believe the presence of the prayer bump is a signal of non-secular willpower and piety, others believe that at the day of judgment, this bump will especially fluoresce an incredible white light.
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