Al-ʿAlī
الْعَلِيُّThe Most High
Al-ʿAlī (الْعَلِيُّ) is the 36th of the 99 Names of Allah. It means "The Most High". In the Qurʾān it occurs in Al-Baqarah 2:255.
Qurʾān: Al-Baqarah 2:255
How the scholars invoke Al-ʿAlī.
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"of the Al-Aqsa mosque when Allah sent Jibreel peace be upon him to her. He appeared as a well-proportioned man seeing him she said indeed I seek refuge with the most merciful from you if you are righteous. Abu al-Ali explained that she knew the righteous are those who have restraint refuting claims of a notorious sinner named Taki among the children of Israel. Jibreel said I am only a messenger of your Lord meaning he was sent by Allah to grant her a pure boy. She replied how can I have a boy when no man has touched me and I am not unchaste. The angel said thus said your Lord it is easy for me meaning this is"
— Ibn Kathir, Volume 2 — From the Israelite Prophets to Pre-Islamic Arabia
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"renowned in the lands of the Maghreb and Iraq. He married their mother after their father's death and treated her with kindness. May God reward him for his goodness. When we received the honor of visiting Amir al-Mu'min al-Ali, peace be upon him. The caravan traveled to Baghdad, while I traveled to Basra with a large group from the Khafajah tribe."
— Ibn Battuta, Volume One: From Tangier to the Lands of the East
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