“Ilah” ” إله” is a heavy word of the Arabic language.
It’s from the word أله/ يأله which means to worship.

Also it means there’s no one is worth to worship but Allah, or/ there’s no actual worship ever been done unless it’s beeing done for Allah.

Another meaning for “Ilah” ” إله” is to find peace in someone, or/ to find contentment in someone, or/ to turn to someone when you are sad or desperate, means in Arabic :

” فزع إلى فلان” 

All these definitions for ” Ilah” “إله” means that you are not going to find peace or contentment with anyone but Allah/there’s nothing to be amazed about, but Allah.

Another beautiful meaning for “Ilah” “إله” is that it’s letters in Arabic doesn’t come from the letters: أ-ل-هـ instead, it comes from: و-ل-هـ
Which calls for ” إبدال / switching the letter
“alif/hamza” with letter “waw” to read “وله” means to have intense or desperate love for someone, which it is one of the levels/brands of love.

Back then Arabs used to be obsessed about the 14 levels of love .

Here are some of those levels :

الهوا
-الصبوى
-الشغف
-الوِجد
-الكلف
-العشق
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الهيام