Prophet Ishaq (peace be upon him) had twin sons named Ishaq and Yaqub (peace be upon him), with the latter being referred to as Jacob in English. Their father held them in high regard.
Prophet Ismail (AS) was tasked with informing the world about the oneness of Allah and the truth of Islam as the correct faith. Allah refers to Prophet Ismail (AS) ten times in the Holy Quran.
Aqeeqa is a charitable act similar to sadqah, and according to a hadith from Jafar al-Sadiq (RA), performing aqeeqa alleviates many hardships in a child’s life.
Short answer: Wearing wigs is typically prohibited in Islam, especially for beauty purposes, but it is allowed when used to remove defects such as hair loss from illness or accidents.