And the Exalted said in Surah Al-Hajj: [“And hold fast to Allah. He is your protector (mawlakum); so excellent is the protector (al-mawla), and excellent is the helper (al-nasir).”] 1 . Since the word (Ali / علي) totals twenty-six in the small alphanumeric calculation (al-jumal al-hisabi al-saghir), each of the two words (Mawla / مولى) and (Nasir / نصير) also totals the exact same number, after dropping the definite article "Al-" (ال)—which counts as seven numbers in this calculation, pointing toward the seven manifestations through which our master revealed Himself from the Hā’ (ه) to the ‘Ayn (ع). Likewise, the word (Mu'in / معين) (helper/supporter),
which carries the same meaning as nasir, totals twenty-six in this calculation.
To clarify these character calculations:
The word Mawla (مولى): Composed of the Mīm (م) which is ten, the Wāw (و) which is six, the Lām (ل) which is six, and the Alif Maqsurah (ى) which is four, making the total 26.
The word Nasir (نصير): Composed of the Nūn (ن) which is five, the Sād (ص) which is nine, the Yā’ (ي) which is ten, and the Rā’ (ر) which is two, making the total 26.
The word Mu'in (معين): Composed of the Mīm (م) which is ten, the ‘Ayn (ع) which is ten, the Yā’ (ي) which is ten, and the Nūn (ن) which is five, making the total 26 in its specific small calculation format.
The meaning then is: adhere to Allah who is your Mawla—meaning your Ali, your Master, and your Helper—and safeguard yourselves through His knowledge from every evil and detestable thing, for He is the excellent Mawla, meaning "Al-Ali", and the excellent Nasir, meaning "Al-Ali" as well.