The verb aḥrama can indicate entering a state associated with sanctity. In this occurrence, the expression signifies entering a sacred month. Reading every occurrence only as the pilgrimage state of iḥrām would misrepresent this narrative.
Fa-aḥramnā is first-person plural past; thumma milnā marks sequence. Wa-fīnā banātu qawmin imāʾ describes the accompanying circumstances.
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al-Ḥārith ibn Ḥillizah: Royal Praise, Tribal Disputes and Memories of War (verses 27–36)
The verb aḥrama can indicate entering a state associated with sanctity. In this occurrence, the expression signifies entering a sacred month. Reading every occurrence only as the pilgrimage state of iḥrām would misrepresent this narrative.
Fa-aḥramnā is first-person plural past; thumma milnā marks sequence. Wa-fīnā banātu qawmin imāʾ describes the accompanying circumstances.