Discover the meaning of the term Al-ihlal- (إهلال) in Islamic vocabulary.
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Updated on 11 April 2026 at 1:05 AM
📖 2 min readRaising the voice with the talbiya, which alludes to the state of ihram.
In language: 'ahalla l-tifl': he cried out and raised his voice; 'ahalla bi-l-dhabiha': he mentioned the name of Him in whose name the animal is slaughtered, as Allah, exalted be He, said, clarifying what He forbade to eat: 'and that over which any name other than Allah's has been invoked'.
Raising the voice to see the majesty of 'ahl': this denotes the capacity for the legal rights to be owed to him and incumbent upon him. Among the people of taste (dhawq): it is, by the judgment of His manifestations, descending from the station of his spirit and heart to the station of his soul and desire, as if he renewed that in reality and tasted it, and this shows upon their faces (al-Ta'rifat p. 41).
Raising the voice with the talbiya, which alludes to the state of ihram; it also denotes raising the voice with the mention (of Allah's name) at the slaughtering.