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The intermingling of parts of things and their gathering in one place.
"Ikhtilāt" (mixing) is the joining of parts in a certain way. It is of two types: 1. "Ikhtilāt" by proximity: where the mixed parts can be separated, such as the "ikhtilāt" of animals and properties. 2. "Ikhtilāt" by blending: where the mixed parts cannot be separated, such as the "ikhtilāt" of fluids, among which is the "ikhtilāt" of pure water with that which is impure, and the like.
"Ikhtilāt": the gathering of things. Derived from "khalt", which means joining and gathering. Opposite: "fasl" (separating), "tafreeq" (dispersing), "tamyeez" (segregating). Other meanings: the intermingling of different parts of something.
The presence of men and women in the same place, heedless of religious requirements, which leads to temptation and unacceptable behaviour.