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- terminology - What is the difference between Wahi and Ilham . . .
Ilham is based on the hadith saying: "Amongst the people preceding you there used to be 'Muhaddithun' (i e persons who can guess things that come true later on, as if those persons have been inspired by a divine power), and if there are any such persons amongst my followers, it is `Umar bin Al-Khattab "
- What exactly is a Wahy in Islam? - Islam Stack Exchange
I understand that in Islamic school of thought, it is said to be revelation of God's message to His chosen people like Prophets, Messengers (and according to some folks also the pious and righteous slaves of God - Ilham)
- What is the relationship between Ilham and leg of a bird?
And to use your wording in the question title: If the dream interpreter has been guided or inspired (given ilham) to the correct interpretation it will easily and quickly fall and come true as if it was loosely fastened at the leg of a bird
- Can ordinary muslims get wahy? - Islam Stack Exchange
The difference being, Wahy (revelation) is always clear and correct, while Ilham (inspiration) may be fractured (unclear) and incomplete (especially in the beginning), which is why Shaykh Abu Hasan Ash Shadhili said, “If your spiritual unveilings contradict the Book and the Sunna, act upon the book and the sunna and leave off your unveiling
- quran - Does Allah communicate to his people through the means of . . .
Therefore, if any one thinks that he is getting messages from Gabriel or any other angel, he may be lying or mentally ill like suffering from hallucination or schizophrenia Allah may send some guidance known as ilham to some auliya or saints via dreams and unknown methods but is not wahiy
- Did revelations occur to people other than . . . - Islam Stack Exchange
Did revelations occur to people other than prophets as in the mother of Prophet Moses? If yes, why are they not considered as Prophets?
- How Al-Khidr knew what the will of Allah is - Islam Stack Exchange
Musa (pbuh) did not agree with him probably because he was acting against Shariah So, how were Al-Khidr's actions justified? Was he a prophet and got wahi? Or was it kashf, ilham or something along that line? Or was he just acting out of common sense? Please answer with reference from the Quran and Sahih Hadith
- Dreams are 1 46 of Prophethood; what are the remaining 45 46?
I've read this verse several times that dreams are 1 46 part of Prophethood Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 6614, Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2263 What exactly does this mean in relation to the number 46, or more
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