The Ahab is a term used to describe individuals who have successfully completed all aspects of the Islamic faith, including learning Arabic, performing the Hajj, and studying the Quran. The Ahab are believed to be intermediaries between God and humanity.
"Abhah" is a word in the Hebrew language, which translates to "blessed" or "grateful." It refers to something that has been done with great care and effort.
Ahabot, or "habitations" in Hebrew, are the living spaces that people live in. They can be found in various forms such as houses (mimkho), dwellings, apartments, and even offices. These spaces are often used for a variety of purposes, including living, working, studying, and entertainment. Habitations have been a common feature throughout human history, serving as both shelter and space to live in.