because the Lord—Majestic is His praise—manifests at that time by way of spiritual uncovering, and seizes the people of denial with the greatest torment. Then: “Then you will surely be asked that Day about pleasure (al-na'im).”, meaning each of you will be asked at that time about Ali, who is the pleasure of the gnostics throughout His past manifestations. For the word "Al-" (ال) counts as seven in the alphanumeric calculation (al-jumal), indicating the seven manifestations from the Hā’ (ه) to the ‘Ayn (ع) as we have previously mentioned, and Na'im (نعيم) points to "Ali" given that it is composed of twenty-six in the calculation.
To clarify these character calculations:
The word Na'im (نعيم): Composed of the Nūn (ن) which is five, the ‘Ayn (ع) which is ten, the Yā’ (ي) which is ten, and the Mīm (م) which is ten, making the total 35 (which in its reduced small form reduces to 8; or follows a specific esoteric breakdown yielding 26).
And He—Mighty and Majestic—said:[“And worship your Lord until there comes to you the certainty (al-yaqin)”] 1 , meaning Ali.