التَّلْمِيحُ
Alluding briefly to a known verse, hadith, poem, story, or event without reproducing its full text or narrative.
Its effect depends on the connection between a concise signal and the audience's prior knowledge. A listener who recognizes the allusion supplies the larger story. Talmih therefore differs from direct quotation: it works by recalling a context through hints.
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Conclusion: Literary Borrowing, Iqtibas, Tadmeen, and the Final Arts of Composition
التَّلْمِيحُ
Alluding briefly to a known verse, hadith, poem, story, or event without reproducing its full text or narrative.
Its effect depends on the connection between a concise signal and the audience's prior knowledge. A listener who recognizes the allusion supplies the larger story. Talmih therefore differs from direct quotation: it works by recalling a context through hints.