Arabic · noun · Faith & Sacred History

Ilm-ul-Yaqin

इल्म-उल-यक़ीन
said ILM-ul ya-QEEN
Meaning

Certainty derived from knowledge and reasoning, the first of the three grades of certainty.

Literally: the knowledge of certainty

How Iqbal uses it

Iqbal ranks reasoned certainty below the certainty of direct experience, holding that living faith outstrips mere intellectual conviction.