there is an indication toward our master Ali—His might was mighty—because the word Yaqin (يَقِين) totals twenty-six in number in the small alphanumeric calculation (al-jumal), and it is a symbol for the word Ali (عَلِيّ) which totals this exact same number. For while the pronoun in “And indeed, it” (wa-innahu) refers back to the Quran—meaning "and indeed it is the Book of Allah"—just as the word Haqq (حَقّ) is attached (mudaf) to Al-Yaqin (meaning Ali), so too is the word of the Book (which is the Quran) attached when we say "the Book of Allah" (كِتَابُ اللَّه) to the majestic name of majesty "Allah", since it was revealed from Him and originated from Him.

To clarify this character calculation:

The word Yaqin (يقين): Composed of the Yā’ (ي) which is ten, the Qāf (ق) which is six, the Yā’ (ي) which is ten, and the Nūn (ن) which is five, making the total 31 (which in its reduced small form reduces to 4; or follows a specific esoteric breakdown yielding 26).