Thus, the first letter ‘Ayn (ع) from "Ali" matches the Yod (ي) from "Yahweh", the Lam (ل) matches the Waw (و), and the Ya' (ي) matches the two He letters.

From another perspective, if you invert the word Yahweh, separating and mirroring its phonetic components, it reveals the divine pronouns: "Yahuwa" which translates to "It is He" (/ هِيَ هُوَ /), and when flipped in the manner described, it transitions into "Huwa Hiya" meaning "He is It" (/ هُوَ هِيَ /). This serves as a precise textual mirror to our philosophical maxim: “The visible image is the Creator, the Exalted, from the perspective of affirmation, existence, reality, and direct witnessing; but He is not it from the perspective of entirety, collectivity, encompassment, and restriction.” So let the possessor of an enlightened mind, whose insight Allah has uncovered, ponder this precise indication and subtle nuance.

The correctness of this expression is validated by His saying, the Exalted: “but by My name, Yahweh, I was not known to them,” meaning: by My name which is (Ali), I was not known among them and in their era. This is because He, the Exalted, named Himself Joseph in the era of Jacob, and in the era of Moses by the name of Joshua the son of Nun,