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Names
- Ali ibn Abi Talib (through non-Shia sources), early Islamic leader and fourth caliph: The first person by this name
- Imam Ali (through Shia sources), successor (Caliph) to Muhammad and the first Imam (leader) of the muslim ummah (community).
- Ali (name), a name of Arabic origin commonly found among Muslims:
- Muhammad Ali, boxing champion
- Laila Ali, female boxer and daughter of Muhammad Ali
- Tatyana Ali, actress
- Mehmet Ali Ağca
- Ali Saleem
- Begum Nawazish Ali
- Saleem H. Ali
- Tariq Ali the left-wing British political activist and writer
- Ali Baba, a fictional character described in the adventure tale of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves"
- Ali is also a diminutive for several non-Arabic names, as in:
- Alice "Ali" MacGraw, American actress
- Alexander "Ali" Williams, New Zealand rugby player
- Ali (goddess), a Georgian Goddess
- Ali language, a language spoken in Central African Republic and belonging to the Niger-Congo languages family.
Legendary Norse kings named Áli in Old Norse:
- Onela, a legendary king of Sweden.
- Ale the Strong, a legendary king of Denmark.
Places
- Alì, a town in Italy
- Ali (town), a town in Tibet
- Ali Prefecture, prefecture in Tibet
- Ali, Bahrain, a place in Bahrain
In popular culture
- Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, a 1974 film by Rainer Werner Fassbinder
- Ali Project, a Japanese musical band
- Ali (rapper), American rapper from the St. Lunatics
- Ali G, stage persona used by comedian Sacha Noam Baron Cohen
- Ali (film), a 2001 biographical film about Muhammad Ali
- A character in The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists
See also
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