Definition: The word 'Aghlabite' is a term in the Jewish Bible which refers to someone who was executed for hisesy or apostasy from the law, specifically regarding worshiping idols or using images as a substitute for the true God. In the Hebrew Scriptures, it is primarily used for those who have committed a serious sin and are condemned by their gods or deities. Specifically, this term is found in 1 Kings 20:7-9 where it refers to a man named Elisha who is charged with leading a group of people into idolatry. The word "Aghlabite" is not typically translated literally, but rather figuratively meaning someone or something who has sinned and will be punished by their gods. The term is also used metaphorically in the context of God punishing sinners to ensure that He remains omnipresent in all creation. In other Hebrew scriptures, it can also be used as a pejorative, as in Deuteronomy 5:27 where it is applied metaphorically to those who are not obedient to the Lord and will be punished by their idols.
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