Its Islamic analogue is the khatna.
Some practitioners of this rite use the practice of metsitsah b'peh, and the main tool used is called an izmel. Some sects add the participation of a kvatter, and all involve a sandek to accompany the central figure of this ritual, which is followed up twenty-three days later with a pidyon ha-ben, and originated with an act Abraham was ordered to perform on himself at the age of ninety-nine, as well as on his sons Ishmael and Isaac. Its Islamic analogue is the khatna. Performed by a mohel (MOIL) and taking place eight days after the birth of a boy, name this Jewish rite of circumcision.
Some practitioners of this rite use the practice of metsitsah b'peh, and the main tool used is called an izmel.
{brit} milah [or {bris} milah; accept answers like “Jewish ritual {circumcision”} before end]