The ruling on naming products with "Malaki" attributed to the angels

Question:
The questioner: Shaykh, may Allah preserve you, some people who own certain products, such as clothing and other items, say that it is "Malaki" (royal) attributed to the angels. Is there anything wrong with that?

Answer:
The Shaykh: No, "Malaki" is not attributed to the angels. "Malaki" is attributed to the king. The word "Malak" (king) is attributed to as "Malaki" with an open lam (fatha). According to the language, if you open the lam in the trilateral root "Malak" (king), it is said "Malaki." So, "Malaki" or "Malaki" means that this is from the clothing of kings. That is the intention, or from the clothing of the angels. The angels wear woven fabric and raw material, and I do not know what else. Yes. Or they wear a "Malaki" shemagh, where "Malaki" means from the clothing of kings. This is the intention of praising and promoting their goods. (peace and blessings be upon him)